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OL/^  SCHOOL   4-5 

DEDICA  TION    14-15 

ADMINISTRA  TION   17-26 

FACULTY 27-40 

CLUBS    41-48 

SPORTS    49-56 

EVENTS    57-72 

SENIORS 72-100 

SENIOR  DIRECTORY 101-108 

ADVERTISEMENTS   109-131 

REMEMBER  WHENS   132 


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As  the  native  Long  Islander  poet  Walt  Whit-  '«"— 

man  wrote,  in  his  "Song  of  the  Open  Road", 

Afoot  and  light-hearted 
I  take  to  the  open  road. 
Healthy,  free,  the  world  before  me. 
The  long  brown  path  before  me 
leading  wherever  I  choose. 

St.  Joseph's  is  a  stop  along  the  "open  road"  Whitman 
writes  of.  The  road  of  life.  When  we  leave  here,  we 
continue  our  journey  along  this  road.  Whether  we  enter  a 
graduate  program,  or  the  business  world,  we  will  be  all  the 
more  prepared  to  choose  in  which  direction  the  road  will 
lead  us.  And  the  number  of  choices  is  endless  .  .  . 


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When  our  life  first  starts,  most  people  follow  the  beaten  path.  We 
attend  grammar  school,  junior  high  and  high  school.  But  then  the 
choices  set  in.-  Do  we  go  to  college  right  away?  Do  we  get  a  job,  or 
even  get  married?  Or  do  we  choose  a  combination  of  these? 
Whichever  it  is,  each  choice  brings  with  it  other  choices.  A  veritable 
potpourri  of  choices  await  us.  Through  much  thought  and  preparation, 
notwithstanding  SOME  spontaneity,  we  try  to  choose  wisely. 
Sometimes  we  succeed,  sometimes  we  fail,  but  always  we  are  moving 
on.  Moving  on  to  a  world  full  of  life,  adventure  and  learning:  learning 
about  ourselves  and  the  world  we  live  in,  moving  on  to  bigger  and 
better  things. 

St.  Joseph's  is  a  step  in  that  journey,  and  though  it  will  always  be  a 
part  of  us,  now  comes  a  time  for  the  inevitable  moving  on.  We,  as 
seniors,  have  our  whole  life  ahead  of  us.  The  world  is  ours-  if  we 
choose  to  take  it.  St.  Joseph's  College  helps  to  prepare  us  for  our 
journey  through  life-  and  for  that  we  thank  the  college,  the  staff  and 
faculty,  and  all  those  involved  in  our  college  experience.  We  hold 
these  times  and  memories  dear,  and  will  look  back  on  them  with 
fondness.  And  so  we  take  our  leave.  We  go  forth:  where  we  can,  as 
best  we  can,  and  as  much  as  we  can.  We  strive  toward  that  ever 
elusive  dream  of  happiness  and  contentment.  Always  we  shall  work 
toward  it;  always  we  shall  be    'MOVING  ON". 


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It's  never  crowded  for  breakfast. 


Watch  out,  here  she  comes. 


Take  my  picture,  please. 


TRAVELING 


COMPANIONS 


Is  that  new  Coke.  Classic  Coke.  Diet  Coke  or     Do  you  think  they  changed  this  stuff 
Cherry  Coke?  from  last  year? 


He's  the  one. 


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Hi  guys! 


Whom  shall  I  honor  with  my  presence? 


Hey,  put  that  back! 


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There's  a  what  in  my  apple? 


Three  bucks  if  you  hit  a  home  run. 


/  thought  you  were  paying.  What  are  we  doing  here  at  8.30  am? 


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How  do  you  write  a  lesson  plan  for  the  letter  "A  "? 


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Eye  contact  is  important 


Is  this  guy  for  real? 


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There  comes  a  time  in  one's  life  when  certain  people  touch  us  in  very  special  ways. 
These  people  leave  a  mark  on  our  very  souls.  This  mark  can  never  be  suppressed  or 
easily  forgotten.  As  time  goes  by  we  begin  to  rely  on  these  people  and  trust  them  as  if 
they  were  part  of  a  special  family.  We  begin  to  realize  that  in  the  lowest  times  of  our 
life,  these  people  are  present  to  show  us  the  light  at  the  end  of  the  tunnel.  These  people 
also  share  in  our  happiest  and  proudest  times.  We  share  with  them  the  joy  of  a  job  well 
done,  and  they  award  us  with  that  ever-important  "pat  on  the  back".  They  are  there  for 
us  when  we  need  to  be  told  we  are  right,  as  well  as  wrong,  when  nobody  else  will.  We 
soon  realize  that  we  have  a  different,  unique,  and  special  love  for  this  person.  We  know 
that  life  without  this  person  would  leave  a  vast  emptiness  and  void  that  could  never  be 
filled  again.  We  grasp  at  every  moment  shared  with  them  and  pray  that  these  feelings 
of  joy  and  fulfillment  may  last  forever.  However,  we  know  that  they  cannot.  When  we 
part  with  these  people  we  feel  angry,  hurt,  and  even  forgotten.  We  know  deep  down 
that  time  can  and  will  heal-  if  we  let  it.  We  soon  begin  to  realize  that  these  people  are 
gifts  that  God  has  so  graciously  given  us.  Although  these  gifts  don't  always  last  for  long, 
we  feel  privileged  to  have  been  blessed  with  them.  We  call  these  gifts,  these  people,  our 
friends. 

Sister  Virginia  passed  away.  She  was  one  of  these  very  special  people  -  she  was  a  gift 
from  God.  She  was  our  friend.  As  Dean  and  Vice-President  of  St.  Joseph's  College,  she 
was  ever  present  and  strong.  She  was  always  concerned,  caring  and  loving.  She  was  a 
person  who  dedicated  her  whole  life  to  helping  us  experience  all  the  joy  and  strength 
that  education  can  bring.  She  was  determined  to  make  St.  Joseph's  College  the  very 
special,  warm,  and  important  learning  establishment  it  is  today.  To  her  memory  we 
dedicate  Horizons  1986  and  work  to  continue  this  tradition.  Sister  Virginia  -  you  will  be 
sorely  missed.  We  will  always  love  you  and  we  will  always  remember  you. 


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THE  SENIOR  CLASS 

LOVINGLY  DEDICATES 

THE  1986  EDITION 

OF 

HORIZONS 

TO  THE  MEMORY 

OF 

SISTER  VIRGINIA  T. 

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LET  US  TAKE 


THE  FIRST  STEP 


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ADniNlSTRMlOH 


OFFICE  OF  THE  PRESIDENT 


Sr.  George  Aquin  O'Connor 
President 


Sr.   Mary  Florence  Burns 
Academic  Vice  President  and  Dean 


Rosalie  J.  Tutino 

Vice  President  for  Development  and  College 

Re!3rions 


taurine  V oik  man 

Executive  Assistant  for  Development  and  Col- 
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Sr.  Jean  Marie  Amc^re 
Academic  Dean,  Suffolk  Campus 


Sr.  St.  Bcn3\enture  Kell\ 

Assistant  to  the  Dean  for  Academic  Services 


Patricia  Heiimers 

Secretar<>,  Office  of  the  Vice  President  and  Dean 


Sr.  Elizabeth  HiO 

Executive  Assistant  to  the  President     PhMo anavabble) 


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REGISTRATION 


S.  Rose  Catherine  Stevens 
Registrar 


Margaret  Gallitelli 
Assistant  to  the  Registrar 


Dorothy  Cordara 
Assistant  to  the  Registrar 


Diane  Prince,  Secretary 


Mary  Ann  Riley 
Computer  Services 


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Lucille  Cur  ley  and  Vera  Burt 
Scheduling  Office 


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BUSINESS  OFFICE 


Barbara  Ann  Santonastasi 
Bursar 


Joan  Farley 

Assistant  Director  of  Financial 

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ADMISSIONS 


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Maryann  Skaritka  and  Patricia 

Cassesse 

Financial  Aid  Office 


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Marion  Salgado 
Director  of  Admissions 


Mary  Wenner 
Admissions  Counselor 


LIBRARY 


S.  Dorothy  Watson 
Administrative  Librarian,  Assistant 
Professor 


S.  Agnes  Meagher 
Reference  Librarian,  Assistant 
Professor 


Susan  Worley  Kaufman 


Vye  Santoro 

Assistant  to  the  Librarian 


Maureen  Cestare 
Secretary 


Marita  Latino 
Secretary 


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STUDENT  SERVICES 


Margaret  Brennan 

Co-Director  of  Student  Services 


Dorothy  Mulholland 
Secretary,  Student  Services 


Marion  Russo 

Co-Director  of  Student  Services 

Frank  Mulzoff 
Coach 


Anna  Bess  Robinson 

Director  of  Counseling  and  Testing 

Linda  Sutorius 

Secretary,  Office  of  Counseling 

and  Testing 


CHILD  STUDY  DEPARTMENT 


Barbara  Hanlon 
Administrative  Assistant 


Ann  Thompson 
Administrative  Assistant 


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THE  PLANT 


Joseph  Santonasti 
Plant  Manager 


James  McCrea,  Domenick  Cassella,  Steve  Lalino.  Michael  Golio.  Pat- 
rick Santonastasi,  Pearley  Johnson,  Nick  Ospitale,  Marie  Wells,  and 
Linda  Wells 


Marilyn  Pacheco 
Plant  Office  Secretary 


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RECEPTIONISTS  AND  STATE 


Lois  Cotton 
Receptionist  -  Day 


Ann  Hansen 
Receptionist  -  Night 


Catherine  Barrett 
Administrative  Assistant,  Business 
Dept. 


Cheryl  Karen 
Secretarial  Services 


Joann  Nowaski 
Bookstore 


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Carmella  Caccitore 
Food  Service 


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Vincenza  Renzulli 
Food  Service 


GENERAL  STUDIES 


Marilyn  Ley  bold  t 
Assistant  to  the  Dean 


Dr.  Thomas  G.  Travis 

Dean  of  Division  of  General  Studies 


Patricia  Keating 
Assistant  to  the  Associate 
Registrar 


Susan  Barrasso 
Admissions  Secretary 


Joan  Metz 
Coordinator  of  Faculty 


Margaret  Lenahan 
Clerk-  Typist 


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BUSINESS  ADMINISTRATION 


Sal  Rumore 

Assistant  Professor  of  Business 


Dr.  John  Arnez 
Professor  of  Economics 


Daniel  Cawley 
Lecturer  in  Business 


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Mary  Chance 
Instructor  of  Business 


George  Meyers 
Lecturer  in  Business 


Dr.  Faith  Pereira 
Lecturer  in  Business 


Joseph  Poerio 
Lecturer  in  Business 


Robert  Smith 
Lecturer  in  Business 


Joyce  Sparling 
Lecturer  in  Business 


Michael  Sullivan 
Lecturer  in  Business 


Andrew  Taylor 
Instructor  of  Business 


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CHILD  STUDY  AND  EDUCATION 


Ann  Powers 

Assistant  Professor  of  Child  Study 


S.  Karen  Kenney 

Assistant  Professor  of  Child  Study 


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5,  Miriam  Honora  Corr 
Associate  Professor  of  Child 
Study 


S.  Margaret  Buckley 
Professor  of  Education 


Sr.  Doris  Batt 
Instructor  of  Child 
Study/Special  Education 


Patricia  Murray 
Lecturer  in  Child  Study 


Susan  Rooney 
Lecturer  in  Child  Study 


$.  Mary  Robert  White 
Lecturer  in  Child  Study  and 
Education 


Gretchen  Wollmers 
Instructor  of  Child  Study 


Barbara  Salz 

Instructor  of  Child  Study 


ENGLISH 


S.  Margaret  Jennings 
Professor  of  English 


S.  Loretta  McGrann 
Assistant  Professor  of  English 


Louise  Rose 

Assistant  Professor  of  English 


Rev.  Francis  Pizzarelli 
Lecturer  in  English 


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Bro.  Benilde  Montgomery 
Assistant  Professor  of  English 


FINE  ART 


S.  Patricia  Manning 
Assistant  Professor  of  Art 


Cynthia  Parrett 

Assistant  Professor  of  Music 


HISTORY 


In  Memory  of 

Dr.  Vincent  Buscareno 

Lecturer  in  History 


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Deborah  Carr 
Lecturer  in  Dance 


S.  Joan  Ryan 

Assistant  Professor  of  History 


S.  Myra  Paul  Mansfield 
Assistant  Professor  of  History 


Monica  Brennan 
Instructor  of  History 


MATHEMATICS  S  COMPUTER  SCIENCE 


Joseph  Adornato 
Lecturer  in  Mathematics 


S.  Jane  Fritz 

Instructor  of  Mathematics  and 

Computer  Science 


John  Guzas 

Lecturer  in  Mathematics 


Barbara  Thorpe 
Instructor  of 
Mathematics 


Joseph  Pacillio 
Lecturer  in  Mathematics 


William  Porreca 
Lecturer  in  Mathematics 


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PHILOSOPHY 


Dr.  Jacqueline  Sipos 
Lecturer  in  Philosophy 


Mark  Roberts 
Lecturer  in  Philosophy 


PSYCHOLOGY 


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Debra  Swoboda 
Lecturer  in  Psychology 


S.  Rosamond  O'Keefe 
Assistant  Professor  of 
Psychology 


Dr.  Regina  Wieman 
Associate  Professor  of 
Psychology 


Dr.  Andrew  Quinn 
Lecturer  in  Psychology 


Dr.  Paul  Hawryluk 
Assistant  Professor  of 
Psychology 


RECREATION 


Gail  Lambert  a 
Lecturer  of  Recreation 


Ellen  Zwalsky 

Assistant  Professor  of  Recreation 


RELIGIOUS  STUDIES 


S.  Josephine  Marie  Cavanaugh 
Professor  of  Religious  Studies 


Rev.  John  Denniston 
Lecturer  in  Religious  Studies 


Rev.  John  Barrett 

Lecturer  in  Religious  Studies 


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SCIENCES 


Dr.  Carol  Hayes 
Professor  of  Biology 


Judith  Stone 

Assistant  Professor  of  Biology 


Dr.  John  Boynton 

Assistant  Professor  of  Biology 


Dr.  Moira  Royston 

Assistant  Professor  of  Biology 


Vincent  Sydlanski 
Lecturer  in  Biology 


Barbara  Vrana 
Instructor  of 
Chemistry 


Joseph  Roberge 
Lecturer  in  Physics 


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SOCIAL  SCIENCE 


Dr.  Lenore  Kelly 
Professor  of  Sociology 


Babara  Morrell 

Assistant  Professor  of  Sociology 


John  Hazzard 

Assistant  Professor  of  Sociology 


Dr.  William  Bengston 
Associate  Professor  of  Sociology 


Linda  Barber 

Lecturer  in  Anthropology 


David  Hilgendorff 

Assistant  Professor  of  Political 

Science 


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SPEECH 


S.  Grace  Edna  Rowland 
Assistant  Professor  of  Speech 


James  DeSario 
Lecturer  in  Speech 


Linda  Pentz 
Lecturer  in  Speech 


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On  the  phone,  again?! 


I  give  upl 


Only  one  hour,  14  minutes  to  go. 


I  only  had  this  much,  honest! 


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Please,  no  pictures 


Who  said  the  yearbook  staff  isn't  working? 


STUDENT  GOVERNMENT 


Executive  Council 

President-Gerald  Cestare 

Vice  President-Christopher  Carroll 

Secretary-  Laura  Lo  Man  to 

Treasurer-  Donna  Percio 

Underclass  Representatives 

Seniors 

Keith  Magliola 

Fred  Webber 

Susan  Murray 

Juniors 

Donna  Uzzo 

Joseph  Unit  ski 

Tina  Ferraiuolo 

Sophomore 

Beth  Part  low 

Thomas  Wendt 

Sondra  Lindquist 

Freshman 


Yearbook 
Yearbook 
Yearbook 


Barbara  Morell 
Moderator 


Paula  Martinez 
Editor 


Tina  Ferraiuolo 
Layout 


Diane  Cheeseman 
Layout 


Christine  Velez 
Layout,  Photographer 


Laura  LoManto 
Layout,  Photographer 


Christine  Marco 
Editor 


Well,  we  made  it!  After  a  long 
(seemingly  endless)  haul.  Hori- 
zons '86  has  arrived.  Many, 
many,  MANY  thanks  to  all  those 
who  helped  make  this  yearbook 
a  reality.  Extra  special  thanks 
goes  to  Diane  Ripollone  for  ser- 
vice above  and  beyond  the  call 
of  duty.  (Would  you  like  a  cot 
and  stove  in  the  darkrooin?)  To 
the  rest  of  the  staff-  thanks  for 
always  being  ready  to  help  and 
to  Barbara  Morell-  enjoy  your 
month  or  so  of  peace  and  quiet . . 
.  it  won 't  last  longl  To  the  Seniors 
of  '86:  we  hope  we  have  cap- 
tured some  of  the  best  moments 
of  our  last  year  here  .  .  . 
ENJOY  II!! 


Angela  Dieppa 
Layout 


Clare  Logan 
Art 


Diane  Ripollone 
Photographer,  Layout 


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ATHLETIC 
ASSOCIATION 

Top  Row  (Ir)  Ann-Marie  Dieztel.  Peter  Vadaro.  Sta- 
cie  Ann  Davis  Vice  President.  Bottom  Row  (l-r). 
Marion  Russo-  Moderator.  Linda  Cummings,  Ann 
Bianchi.  Diane  Rippolone-  President,  Joan  McGillick- 
Treasurer.  Bill  Reilly 


BUSINESS  CLUB 

Club  members:  Susan  Murray.  Patti  Lehmann  (Vice  Presi- 
dent), Tina  Ferraiuolo.  Kathy  Reilly,  Nadine  Maccone, 
Sharon  Messina  (Secretary),  Andy  Gambardello  (Presi- 
dent), Missing:  Cassie  Brennan  (Treasurer) 


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CIRCLE  K  CLU 


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CHILD 
STUDY 


Top  row:  Cheryl  Neckers,  Patricia  Laurencot,  Mary  Picicco,  Jeanne  DeMotta, 
Susan  Tracy.  Christine  Wittman.  Tom  Wendt,  Sandy  Escobar,  Patty  Molloy,  Pam 
Schmidt,  Bottom  row.  Phyllis  Cannella  (Rec.  Sec),  Gina  Zuccala  (V.P.),  Ellen 
Roseberry  (Pres.),  Liz  Jordan  (Corr.  Sec),  Diana  Dombrowski  (Treas.) 


Standing:  Michele  Carrano,  Sister 
Karen  Kenney  (Moderator),  Deb- 
orah Kinahan,  Lois  Usher,  Ida  Ro- 
sano,  Michelle  Patrovic,  Rita 
Scruiano,  Joanne  Cootmer,  Ro- 
sann  Wolf,  Eileen  Scott,  Helen 
Luch,  Christine  Valetutti,  Cathy 
Brenner,  Mary  Mehler,  Barbara 
Barone.  Seated-.  Fran  Tusa  (Sec), 
Suzanne  Autino  (Pres.),  Beth 
Partlow  (V.P.),  missing:  Jean  Ma- 
rie Kirscher  (Treas.) 


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THE  JOTTED 


Staff:  Liz  Marchese,  Di- 
ana Dombrowski,  Beth 
Partlow  (Editor).  Diane 
Armstrong.  Jackie 
Tareo.  Sandy  Jaramillo, 
Andy  Gambardello.  Ellen 
Rosebery,  Tony  DiMino 


President:  Randall  Basti,  Moderator:  Sr. 
Joan  Ryan 


English  Club 


Club  members:  Josephine  Libassi  (President),  Melinda  DiFabio 
(Vice  President),  Phyllis  Cannella,  Tony  DiMino,  Terry  O'Connor. 
Ann  Bianchi 


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History  Club 


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EUCHARISTIC 
MINISTERS 


Ministers:  Marie  Poppo,    Tom   Wendt.  Elaine  Herdman,  Cynthia 
Armstrong 


CAMPUS  MINISTRY 


Campus  Ministers:  Tom  Wendt, 
Christine  Boffo,  Debbie  Ramos,  Bri- 
an Cunningham,  Marie  Poppo,  Cyn- 
thia Armstrong,  Rita  Scrivano, 
Elaine  Herdman,  Liz  Marchese 


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PSYCHOLOGY 
CLUB 

Club  members:  Joe  Pancari.  Sue  Lee,  Anne- 
Marie  Lutz.  Patrick  Mott.  Kim  Buffa,  Chris- 
tine Marco  (President),  Susan  Melichar,  Ei- 
leen Killen. 


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COACH 
FRANK  R  MULZOFF 


Coach  Frank  B.  Mulzoff  has  served  the  college  commu- 
nity for  six  years.  His  dedication  to  the  sports  program  in 
St.  Joseph 's  has  propelled  the  basketball  team  to  become  a 
competitive  force  in  collegiate  basketball  on  Long  Island. 

Coach  has  made  it  possible  for  many  other  teams  to  be 
established  within  the  program,  and  has  given  every  ath- 
lete an  opportunity  to  participate  in  sports.  He  has  been  a 
friend,  companion,  and  teacher  to  many  of  us.  We  will 
miss  you.  Coach,  you  have  taught  us  what  the  word  "dedi- 
cation" really  means. 


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KICKLINE 


Team  members:  Pete  Vardaro  (Coach),  Chris  Carroll.  Chris  Coffaro.  Vic 
Cassell.  John  Johnson,  Keith  Magliola,  Scott  Meyer,  Dave  Panicola,  Kevin 
Reilly.  John  Stanek,  Fred  Weber,  Steve  Widmark 


VOLLEYBALL 


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Team  members:  Mike  Gunther  (Coach),  Rosa  Genna,  Annemarie  Avietti, 
Karen  Lewis,  Anne  Malone,  Stacie  Davis,  Diane  Ripollone.  Missing:  Kevin 
Dower  (Asst.  Coach),  Lori  Ferguson,  Donna  Uzzo 


MEN'S  BASKETBALL 


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Team  members:  David  Desmond.  Mike  Durkin.  Joe  Fin,  Joe  llnitzki, 
John  Interrante.  Tony  Jiminez.  Jim  McCormack,  Scott  McGuire,  Scott 
Meyer.  Vic  Montanez,  Rocco  Pascalli.  Bill  Reilly.  Bob  Waldbauer. 
Coach  Frank  Mulzoff,  Asst.  Coach  Jim  Murphy.  Manager  Joan 
McGillick 


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Feel  the  music,  mani 


58 


SUMMER  ISN'T 


Our  Fear/ess  Leader 


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Nice  shades! 


Elena,  what  would  Pete  say! 


59 


HALLOWEEN  BASH 


The  future  Mr.  &  Mrs.  Giller. 


Ve  velcome  you  to  our  party. 
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Disco  Werewolf 


Roman  Randy 


Sweet  young  things. 


Rambo  and  Company 


60 


OCTOBER  25,  1985 


Who  is  this? 


Everybody  do  the  hustlel 


Nice  teeth 


Heed  the  warning! 


Can  you  count  the  jelly  beans? 


61 


"LAST  CALL"  PARTY 


Welcome,  smiles  everybody,  smiles  I 


"Gag  me!" 


"John,  I  forgot  the  dance  stepi" 


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St.  Joe's  own  Tom  Travolta. 


Into  the  groove 


62 


CHRISTMAS 


No  words  necessary/ 


Merry  Christmas/ 


Guess  what  I  have  in  mind/ 


63 


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Psst,  Fred,  what  did  you  put  down  on  line  4? 


Take  this  teacher — much  easier. 


Smiles,  everyone,  smiles! 


My  name  is  Michael  and  this  is  my  good  friend,  Sr.  Jean  Marie. 


Can  I  interest  you  in  the  Yearbook? 


CLARE  ROSE 


Crimes  of  the  Heart 


Please  smile,  Mr.  Schoppmeyer! 


67 


j  Ughl  Finals  weekl 


Good  vs.  Evil 


The  darker  side  of  Patty. 


Caught  in  the  act! 


Undercover  Marine. 


So,  you're  a  freshman. 


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71 


Denise  Allen 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


When  you've  got  it,  you've  GOT  IT  I 


Rosalia  Maria  Badalamenti 
B.A..  Social  Science 


Harold  Michael  Bailey 
B.A..  History/  Secondary  Ed. 


AnneMarie  Baione 
B.A..  Child  Study 


72 


Georgette  Marie  Bancroft 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Leslie  Jean  Bauer 
B.S..  Business  Administration 


Marcia  Jean  Bayer 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Patricia  Bezmen 
B.S.,  Community  Health 


Stephen  James  Billings 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Donna  Bivona 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Linda  Susan  Blume 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Susan  Brady 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Jean  Marie  Brzezinski 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


Theresa  Buckley 
B.S..  Business  Administration 


Marilyn  Burns 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Evy  Carroll 
B.S.,  Community  Health 


73 


Joanne  Marie  Carroll 
B.A..  Human  Relations 


Kathleen  Cast 
B.A..  Child  Study 


1 

If  you  have  tried  to  do  something 
and  failed,  you  are  vastly  better 
off  than  if  you  had  tried  to  do 
nothing  and  succeeded. 

-  Author  Unknown 

Geraldine  A.  Carter 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


Gerald  Cestare 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


74 


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Patricia  Cifuni 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Lori  Casanova 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Diane  F.  Cheeseman 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Veronica  Eileen  Clark 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


THIS  is  Group  Dynamics?? 


Christopher  Coffaro 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Stephen  J.  Colletti 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Lorraine  Anne  Colombo 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Linda  A.  Colucciello 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


John  Conroy 
B.A.  Human  Relations 


Linda  Ann  Costa 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Concetta  Crispi 
B.A.,  Psychology 


75  P 


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Happiness  makes  up  in 
height  what  it  lacks  in 
length. 

-  Robert  Frost 

Kathryn  Crivelli 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Patricia  Curry 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Rosemary  A.  D'Amico 
B.S..  Business  Administration 


Carol  L  ynn  Dark 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Denise  L.  David 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


76 


Stacie-Ann  Davis 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Cynthia  L.  Dehnert 
B.A..  English 


Meg  Delia 
B.S..  Therapeutic  Recreation 


Robert  DeU'Aquila 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Angela  Dieppa 
B.A..  Child  Study,    Special  Ed. 


Ann- Marie  Dietzel 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Melinda  DiFabio 

Peter  Anthony  DiGiuseppe 

B.A..  English 

B.A.,  Human  Relations 

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Donna  Dinnigan 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Leave  me  alone,  I'm  studying! 


Susan  Diviney 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


77 


Gloria  A.  Donovan 
B.A.,  History 


Kathleen  M.  Donovan 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Colleen  Marie  DriscoU 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Donna  Marie  Duval 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Mark  Edward  Enne 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Deborah  Epstein 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


76 


Erin  Noreen  Fanning 
B.S..  Business  Administration 


Kelly  Anne  Fanning 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Robin  Feniello 
B.A.,  Human  Ralations 


Donna  Fielder 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


Donna  Fiore 
B.A..  Child  Study 


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Particia  Marie  Gallagher 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Jolan  Gallo 
B.A..  Psychology 


Loree  Gambino 
B.A..  Human  Relations 


Donna  Garguilo 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Kelly  Ann  Garvey 
B.S..  Therapeutic  Recreation 


Shelia  Patricia  Ginty 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


79 


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Thomas  Golder 
B.A..  Human  Relations 


Myra  R.  Greenfield 
B.S..  Recreation 


Albert  Alfred  Guerra 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


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The  mintage  of  wis- 
dom is  to  know  that 
rest  is  rust  and  that 
the  real  life  is  love, 
laughter,  and  work. 
-  Elbert  Hubbard 

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Kathryn  Marie  Gunther 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


Diane  Michele  Hamill 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


180 


Owen  G.  Hanlon 
B.A.,  Sociology 


Theresa  Hansen 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


Genevieve  Heidrich 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Patricia  M.  Hewlett 
B.S.,  Community  Health 


Jill  Rose  Hurban 
B.S.,  Therapeutic  Recreation 


David  R.  Jackson 
B.A.,  Psychology 


Daryl  Anne  Jacob 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


John  T.  Johnson 
B.S.,  Biology 


Marja  Jurusik 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Paul  Kennelly 
B.S.,  Biology 


Lisa  Knapp 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Kerry  Koenigsdorf 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


81 


Steven  L.  Lalino 
B.A.,  Political  Science 


Karen  Land 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Ann  Lang 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Denise  M.  Langille 
B.S..  Health  Administration 


Mari-Lyn  L.  Leech 
B.S.,  Health  Administration 


Patricia  Lehmann 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


82 


Renee  LePage 
B.A.,  Social  Science 


Marianne  Pamela  Licciardello 
B.A..  Child  Study 


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Roberta  L.  Liebling 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 

Elaine  LoFaro 
B.A..  Child  Study 


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ting,   but    a    being    and   a 
becoming. 

-  Matthew  Arnold 

^ 

Michele  LoGrande 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Laura  LoManto 
B.A..  English 


Extra-curricula  activities. 


Mary  Lee  LoPreto 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Keith  J.  Magliola 
B.A.,  Social  Science 


Christine  Ann  Marco 
B.A..  Psycology 


83 


CAMERA  SHY 


Jean  Alvarez 
Jean  F.  Anziono 
Ann  Marie  Argila 
Denise  M.  Artus 
Suzanne  Autino 
Judy  A.  Baldwin 
Thomas  J.  Barrett 
Michele  Blair 
Victoria  Lynn  Bleemm 
Ann  Marie  Bunce 
Rachelle  Karen  Caplan 
Jean  M.  Cappiello 
Lisa  Cavalluzzo 
Judith  F.  Clarry 
Elaine  Confessore 
Georgiana  Cortes 
Cary  A.  Cork 
Marianne  Cruz 
Mary  DAIessandro 
Carol  D'Arrigo 
Meg  A.  D'Elia 
Cathy  H.  Davidson 
Patricia  M.  DeMarrais 
Giovanna  DeMatteo 
Tracey  A.  Dickerson 
Julie  Ann  Diers 
Meryl  S.  Doberman 
Kevin  G.  Driscoll 
Robbye  J.  Eberhard 
Lyn  M.  Elvington 
Gloria  L.  F airhead 
Carlos  M.  Fernandez 
Mark  A.  F err  in 
Melisa  Figuerosa 


Mary  C.  Finan 
Kristina  Folkard 
Dennis  W.  Forstell 
Anne  M.  Francescoof^ 
Carole  A.  Futoma     Wk 
Gloria  M.  Galie 
Leeann  B.  Grace! fo 
Laurie  A.  Guillem 
Bernadette  A.  Gutowski 
Mary  P.  Hartman 
Kevin  M.  Hearney 
Donna  L.  Herrick 
Donna  M.  Herrington 
Leatrice  M.  Hewitt-Riggio 
James  R.  Hickey 
"  Donna  L.  Hockenjos 
Eric  R.  Jones 
Kenneth  James  Jones 
Raymond  J.  Keating 
Veronica  M.  Keliner 
Carolyn  Lenane 
Lori  Ann  Leone 
Jose  M.  Llorente 
Angelina  Marti  no 
Geralyn  Mastrion 
Maria  F.  Maxwell 
Nancy  T.  McCaffrey 
Judith  M.  McCarrick 
Colleen  McCarthy 
Diane  T.  McKenna 
Laura  A.  McMahon 
Kathleen  McNamara 
Natalia  M.  Melo 
Giovanna  Meys 


Ted  A.  Michael 
D.  Eileen  Miller 
Vivian  Mingino 
Gerri  C.  Mintzer 
Monique  M.  Molfetta 
Jennifer  Lee  Moore 
Maureen  Moore 
Linda  A.  O'Brien 
Karen  M.  O'Keeffe 
Richard  A.  Oliveri 
Brian  Peyton 
Jan  Pultz 

Margaret  Realander 
Theresa  D.  Reilly 
Laurie  Reinheimer 
Susan  M.  Riefenstahl 
Sherry  L.  Robinson 
Mario  A.  Rojas 
Margaret  A.  Schmitt 
Barbara  J.  Schultz 
Mary  M.  Shiels 
Lynn  Sieber 
Joanne  M.  Small 
Donna  M.  Soscia 
Marisa  D.  Styron 
Candace  A.  Thompsett 
Kim  M.  Thompson 
Genine  M.  Trama 
Patricia  A.  Troniar 
Mary  P.  Usis 
Dawn  M.  Volz  J 

Kevin  M.  Weiman        ^ 
Debra  L.  Weissel 
Rosann  Wolfe 


Kim-Susan  Martini 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Salvatore  Mascolo 
B.S..  Business  Administration 


Joan  M.  McGillick 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Mary  E.  Mehler 
g^       B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Rita  Mary  Melichar 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Marilyn  Mercurio 
B.A..  Special  Ed./  Child  Study 


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Sharon  Marie  Messina 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Kevin  Gerard  Mitchell 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Claire  Mousseau 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


Helga  Muller 
B.S..  Health  Administration 


Susan  E.  Murray 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Lisa  M.  Muscolino 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Ally  son  M.  Nardone 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Michael  A.  Neumayer 
B.S..  Business  Administration 


87 


Maureen  Theresa  O'Donnell 
B.S.,  Therapeutic  Recreation 


Susan  Marie  Palermo 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Susan  Ormond 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


Suzanne  Palino 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


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B.A..  English 


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Bernadette  O'Rourke 
B.A..  Child  Study/Special  Ed. 


Patrick  Joseph  Palmeri 
B.A..  Social  Science 


Susan  Ann  Parnes 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


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The  man  who  rows  a 
boat  generally  doesn't 
have  time  to  rock  it. 
-  Author  Unknown 

^ 

Michelle  Patrovic 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Donna  Lynn  Percio 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Kathleen  Pfaeffle 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Bonnie  Ann  Pike 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Annette  Plichta 
B.A.,  Social  Science 


Theresa  Pollio 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Margherita  Prose  ia 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Maria  T.  Re 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


89 


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/  find  the  great  thing  in 
this  world  is  not  so  much 
were  we  stand,  as  in 
what  direction  we  are 
moving. 

-  Oliver  Wendell 

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Veronica  Reehil 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Deirdre  Regan 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


2nd  Lt.  Kevin  F.  Reilly  U.S.M.C. 
B.A.,  Social  Science 


Rosemary  Reilly 
B.S.,  Recreation 


Pamela  Irene  Renna 
B.A..  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


90 


Mary  Jane  Riley 
B.A.,  Child  Study 


Diane  Frances  Ripollone 
B.A.,  History 


Patricia  Kelly  Roaldsen 
B.A..  History 


Virginia  Romaneck 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


The  Gang 's  all  here! 


Diane  Romanzi 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Rosalind  M.  Rossi 
B.S.,  Therapeutic  Recreation 


Kenneth  Rothschild 
B.S.,  Marketing 


Ann  Ryan 
B.S.,  Community  Health 


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Lorraine  Saunders 
B.S..  Community  Health 


Josephine  Fairlie  Schakenback 
B.A..  Human  Relations 


John  Schoppmeyer 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Anne-Louise  Schramm 
B.A..  Child  Study 


92 


Elizabeth  Slabowski 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Kevin  Joseph  Smith 
B.A.,  History 


Patricia  M.  Squicciarini 
B.A..  Child  Study 


John  Stanek 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Doris  N.  Stephan 
B.A..  English 


Deborah  Heather  Ann  Stirling 
B.S.  Recreation 


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Our  greatest  glory  con- 
sists not  in  never  failing, 
but  in  rising  every  time 
we  fall. 

-  Oliver  Goldsmith 

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Eileen  K.  Sullivan 
B.A..  Human  Relations 


Eileen  Szajkowski 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Edna  Luther  a  Thole-White 
B.S..  Health  Administration 


Ann  Marie  Tufariello 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Susan  R.  Tumbleson 
B.S.,  Therapeutic  Recreation 


93 


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Francine  Tusa 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Deborah  Umphred 
B.A.,  Child  Study/  Special  Ed. 


Jean  M.   Vann 
B.A..  Child  Study 


Amy  Vanston 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


94 


Irene  Vigotty 
B.S.,  Health  Administration 


Prisco 

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B.S.. 

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B.A..  Child  Study 

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B.A.,  Psychology 


Audrey  P.   Wahl 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Martha  Holden  Waide 
B.S.,  Health  Administration 


Kim  Denise  Wall 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


Joanne  Charbonneau  Walsh 
B.A.,  Human  Relations 


Andrew  Martin  Waxman 
B.S.,  Business  Administration 


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When  love  and  skill 
work  together,  ex- 
pect a  masterpiece. 

-  John  Ruskin 

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Mary  Susan  Whitehead 
B.S.,  Recreation 


Karen  Williams 
B.A..  Child  Study 


95 


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Witliout  your  Iwlp.  love,  and  support,  I  could  not  /i.jvc  accoinplislwd  llto  ^'oals  I  lia^c  fiiol. 


I.  Anne  Mane  Baione.  Icaic  titc  tnglishi  Dcpl    my  sinccrcst  apology  for  being  a  Child  iitudy  Major. 


I.  Leslie  J.  Bauer,  being  ol  relatively  sound  mind  and  body  do  hereby  bequeath  the  lollowing:  Jo  Carrie,  I  leave  one  hairless  cat  To  Paula, 
I  leave  one  more  semester  ol  Latin  America  and  a  u  I.  Josephine  doll.  To  Tom,  one  more  reign  as  "king  Pedro  "  To  Mary  Chance,  I  leave 
all  my  unbalanced  balance  sheets  To  Mike  Blair,  I  leave  memories  ot  Math  class,  tthics,  and  a  drink  at  CJ's.  To  Tina.  I  leave  fond 
memories  of  the  appropriate  "Get  the  hell  out  ot  liere. "  To  Nadine.  I  leave  her  Jack  ■  to  do  with  what  slw  pleases.  To  Bobbie 
^antonastasi,  I  leave  a  "onetime"  check  tor  the  tuition  balance,  and  finally.  To  Cassie,  I  leave  one  "bippy  "  for  her  future  usage,  all  my 
blisters  from  Sliore  Drive,  and  scuffing  in  the  halls,  but  mostly  I  leave  her  with  tond  memories  and  dreams  come  true  from  a  very  special 
Iriendship.  for  without,  my  life  at  SJC  would'nt  have  been  the  same. 

I,  Susan  Brady  leave  Anna  Vinicombe  memories  ot  a  la  clase  de  espanol  where  it  all  started,  early  morning  stops  at  7  II  and  Burger  King, 
the  graduation  from  Amaretto  to  melon  balls  to  Alabama  knockouts  and  suffering  its  consequences  together,  "cleaning  up  after 
parties,  "going  from  Eddie  to  Rick  to  Patrick  to  Roger  and  the  special  slumber  parties  where  we  shared  many  secrets.  Always  remember 
Mozambique,  our  midnight  toasts  to  the  Atlantic  Ocean  and  Carribean  Sea,  many  lunches  at  every  place  possible  on  Long  Island  and  get 
ting  "scorched"  in  Puerto  Rico  Thanks  for  being  my  Bobbsey  Twin  (are  you  two  sisters)  and  sharing  laughter  as  well  as  tears  with  sin 
cere  caring  and  understanding  To  Annette,  I  leave  memories  of  the  nervousness  and  excitement  of  becoming  college  freshmen,  the 
many  basketball  games  we  cheered  and  kicked  at  and  a  friendship  that  has  grown  over  four  years  at  St.  Josepli's.  To  Mom  and  Pad,  I 
leave  all  my  love  and  thanks  for  everything  I  couldn't  have  done  it  without  you.  To  Jimmy,  I  leave  my  thanks  for  being  the  most  special 
brother/friend  anyone  could  ever  wish  tor. 


I,  Diane  Cheesentan  (Lady  Pi),  leave  to  the  Happy  Trails  Club  memories  of  initiation  parties,  dart  games,  road  trips,  and  "our  beachl" 


I.  Gerald  Cestare.  being  of  neurotic  mind  and  round  body  to  bequeath  the  following  .  ...  To  Sharon.  I  leave  an  ounce  of  common  sense. 
Pinner  at  Chambers  Inn  and  Mama  Lombardis,  a  rose-a-month,  10 gallons  of  your  vegetable  dip.  a  list  of  50CC  things  I  can't  believe  you 
said  in  public,  a  golden  wrapper  from  a  Willy  Wonka  Bar,  and  my  everlasting  love.  To  Susan,  4  years  worth  of  notes,  a  "real"  pair  ol 
socks,  one-third  of  a  car  seal,  and  an  answer  to  the  question  "What  does  mean  this?"  To  Jude,  a  Christmas  ornament  used  as  a  gypsy 
earring.  To  Fred,  the  crutches  he  should  have  used  with  his  borken  ankle.  To  l^eith,  a  REAL  Halloween  costume  "which  is  good"  and  a 
year's  supply  of  king  Kans  (that  should  last  you  a  weekend!)"  To  John,  t(h)ree  mamas  that  need  doggin'.  To  Donna  P.  a  new  disc  camera, 
your  own  apparel  shop,  and  a  stack  of  check  requesilions.  To  Laura,  the  phone  numbers  of  the  only  men  in  New  York  State  you  have  not 
gone  out  with  (all  6  of  themi),  2  hour  phone  calls,  and  3  years  worth  ol  Student  Government  minutes.  To  Chris  V..  dinner  lor  J  with  you 
know  whol  To  Chris-our  V.P..  my  utmost  sympathy  in  your  position  as  President  only  a  lunatic  could  do  itl  To  Joe  I.,  unlimited  visiting 
rights  to  my  friend  "Willy.  "  To  Colleen.  I  leave  a  five  dollar  gift  certificate  to  Buster  Browns '  (that  should  buy  you  IC pairs  of  shoesi)  To 
Marie,  a  bottle  of  syrup-  "You  were  right  Mariel"  To  Joe  S..  a  pair  of  zipperless  pants.  To  Irene,  a  bag  of  jelly  beans  and  an  Antidote  for 
"looks  that  killl"  To  Tom  W..  a  thirty-second  dance  spot  on  "Star  Search."  To  Kevin,  a  year's  supply  of  groceries  (that  should  last  you  a 
weekl)  and  a  totally  khaki  green  wardrobe.  To  Ponna  U..  water  moccasins,  and  my  sympathy  in  going  out  with  Kevinl  To  Pete  VV,.  a 
Softball  team  for  gigolos-cause  everywhere  you  go,  people  know  the  part  you're  playing!  To  Chris,  "When  you  least  expect  it . .  ."  To  Au- 
drey, a  bottle  ol  Stresstabs  and  a  library  seat  dedicated  in  your  name.  To  Angela,  "An  animal  that  has  a  special  diet. "  To  Florence,  my 
hope  for  a  pigpen  complete  with  Mr.  Pigleggi  and  many  piglets.  To  Paula,  a  funny  way  to  say  your  name  and  a  bow  and  arrow  to  go  with 
your  Robin  Hood  boots.  To  Phyllis.  Gina,  and  Ellen,  all  the  ticket  stubs  from  the  Circle  K  raffles  I  never  won.  To  Annette,  a  reduced  admis- 
sion price  at  all  parties.  To  Sue  and  Anna,  a  fun  ride  in  a  jeep  without  doors.  To  Professor  Sal  Rumore,  an  answer  to  the  question  "What 
do  you  want  to  do  with  your  life?"  To  all  those  who  went  before  me  Jeannie,  Vinnie.  Paul.  Mike.  Kelly  Ann,  Carol  Lee,  Kathy  P..  and  Laura 
Geelan  LoManto.  I  leave  fun  memories  of  my  years  as  an  underclassman.  To  the  Jotter  Staff,  autographed  copies  of  ALl  my  columns.  To 
the  Yearbook  staff,  the  longest  last  will  and  testament  ever  printed.  To  the  library  staff,  a  new  rug  to  replace  the  one  I  wore  out  between 
Technical  Services  and  the  Music  Room.  To  Maureen  Cestare.  old  reruns  of  the  "I  Love  Lucy  Show"  to  watch  when  you  get  your  hair 
done.  To  Marge,  Marion,  and  Potti.  I  leave  S  rocking  chairs  and  a  guaranteed  spot  in  the  Alzheimer 's  home  for  the  Aging  Student  Service 
Employee — more  importantly,  the  honor  of  working  with  a  "Legend. "  To  all  my  teachers,  all  the  Sisters,  the  administration,  and  Staff, 
my  sincere  thanks  for  helping  me  to  grow  spiritually  and  mentally,  for  all  the  laughs,  and  for  your  help  and  support  in  my  job  as 
President.  To  all  the  friends  I  didn't  have  space  for  in  this  will.  I  leave  you  the  greatest  gift  of  all .  . .  the  honor  of  knowing  Mtl\  Finally, 
and  most  importantly,  to  my  mother  and  father  and  my  brother,  Nick.  I  leave  my  thanks  for  your  patience,  support,  and  love  during  the 
four  craziest  years  of  all  our  lives.  Without  you  I  could  never  have  done  itill 


A  Chris  Coffaro.  being  of  sound  mind  (no  matter  what  anyone  ssysl)  and  body,  leave  the  following:  First  and  foremost  toAng,  all  my  love 
and  craziness  (hey.  this  is  a  package  deal).  Donna,  a  car  with  a  self-adjusting  clutch  and  all  the  happiness  you  deserve-practice  makes 
perfect!  Phyllis  and  (Jina.  I  leave  the  both  of  you  all  of  the  smiles  you've  given  me.  Sharon,  to  you  I  leave  a  dark  T-shirt  (oh,  those  water- 
falls!) To  Chris  C.  I  leave  a  stepladder  for  my  throws  from  the  outfield.  To  Keith,  a  chest  protector  for  those  grounders  and  that  police 
badge  you  want.  To  Freddie,  four  tickets  to  the  86  World  Series  that  the  H/lets  will  be  in.  To  Joe  I.,  a  bigger  ping  pong  paddle  and  many 
thanks  for  the  friendship.  To  J.  J.,  I  leave  anything  you  want.  To  Scott,  lots  of  luck  getting  through  the  next  two  years  and  more  of  them 
funny  pens  of  yours.  To  Pete.  Hey  Coach  (you  junkie  M.F.I)  what  else  can  I  leave  you  except  the  complete  works  by  Richard  Pryor,  (So 
youse  a  man  now,  huh?)  To  Jerry,  "the  megaphone. "  my  "what  the  hell"  attitude.  And  to  the  rest  of  my  teammates,  a  winning  year  in 
'86.  To  Audrey,  lots  of  luck.  You  know  how  dentist  can  be!  To  all  those  not  named  but  remembered  in  my  heart,  thanks  for  getting  me 
through  five,  yes  five,  years  here.  Hey.  Ang,  wanna  race  to  the  doors? 

ALindaCosta  would  like  to  leave  only  good  times  for  all  the  future  graduates  of  SJC.  To  Eileen  I  leave  a  "HOT'"  night  with  Don  Johnson  (I 
only  wish  I  could).  To  Dawn.  I  leave  poltergeist  and  a  semester  without  cuts.  To  the  best  organizational  behavior  group  (Kitty,  Donna. 
Linda.  Eileen,  and  Brian)  an  academy  award  and  Thanksll  Especially  to  Brian,  I  leave  a  map  to  the  M.M.A.  Lastly.  I  leave  thanks  to  all  my 
friends  and  family  that  supported  and  put  up  with  me  for  four  years. 


I.  Slacie-Ann  Davis,  leave  John  Bacon  my  ping  pong  paddle  (he  needs  it).  To  Tract,  I  leave  a  round  trip  to  Dallas.  To  Diane  Rip.,  I  leave  a 
box  of  athletic  tape,  my  hockey  stick,  and  a  pool  table  to  practice  on  so  maybe  she  could  beat  me  someday! 


A  Cynthia  Pehnert.  being  of  a  somewhat  sounder  mind  than  when  I  started  here  .  .  .  leave  Antonia  my  only  copy  o/^ Medieval  Maxims  of 
Friendship  (translated  from  the  Latin).  I  leave  Carrie  Poole  her  own  thesis  and  her  own  room  in  my  Syracuse  apartment.  I  leave  Lorraine 
Tuesday  nights.  The  4th  and  5th  period  9th  graders-my  most  prized  possession-l  leave  to  Barbara  "Killer"  Kelly  (aka  "The  Stare  ")  with 
thanks.  Most  of  all,  to  my  family,  love  and  thanks. 


I,  Robert  Dell'Aquila,  being  of  sound  mind?  and  body  do  bequeath  the  following:  To  Al,  a  bottle  of  vitamin  D  (they  count).  To  Steven  D., 
the  biggest  gaggle  of  geese  hes  ever  seen.  To  Sal.  an  abstract  of  the  Stanley  Cup.  To  Andy,  my  1965  Sport  Fury  without  a  tune-up.  To 
Mike,  the  power  to  overcome  the  infamous  J.R.  To  Steven  C,  a  used  copy  of  "'Don  Juan. "  And  to  '"Cupcakes,"  an  endless  supply  of  my 
own  Hersheys  kisses! 


I.  Angela  Dieppa,  leave  you  Chris  my  big  pacer  door,  a  key  that  fits,  electricity  that  works,  a  late  night  scenic  view,  one  dimple,  many 
long  phone  conversations,  an  A  in  badminton,  a  smaller  console,  great  talks,  the  first  kiss,  a  bottle  of  wine,  a  big  fire,  and  the  bottom,  I 
also  leave  all  my  love  and  much  thanks  for  being  a  fantastic  boyfriend.  I  leave  Donna  another  koala,  a  clock  set  '  2  hour  early  so  we  get 
there  on  time,  a  paper  inache  project,  a  convertable  Mercedes,  a  new  road  to  drive  on,  a  Visa  card,  but  more  than  all  that  a  friendship 
that  IS  cherished  and  will  last  forever.  Thanks  for  being  a  wonderful  friend.  I  leave  Mike  and  Audrey  the  best  of  everything  and  a  happy 
future,  I  leave  Sharon  much  thanks  for  being  a  Mom  to  Chris  and  for  helping  us  get  things  together.  I  leave  Jerry  a  special  diet  for  these 
animals  and  a  faster  camera  with  an  automatic  picture  taker. 

I.  Colleen  M.  Driscoll,  would  like  to  thank  my  mother  and  father  for  their  love,  understanding,  encouragement,  time  and  financial 
backing.  I  love  you  both  very,  very  much.  To  my  sister,  Ginny,  I  leave  all  my  earrings,  a  new  job  and  a  new  boyfriend!  (Only  kidding, 
John)  To  John  A.,  I  leave  a  new  lawnmower.  To  Steve  B.,  I  leave  a  chauffer  driven  school  bus  and  two  bathroom  seats  to  every  b-way 
play!  To  my  John  C,  I  leave  my  heart  filled  with  all  my  love!!!  Thank  you  for  everything  S.J.C.! 

I,  Deborah  Epstein,  leave  to  Christopher  and  my  family,  my  car,  my  possessions,  and  most  of  all  my  love!  You  gave  me  all  the  support, 
love,  and  guidance  that  made  me  what  I  am!  Thank  youl 


I,  Lori  Farley,  leave  Caroline,  one  night  at  Mowbrays  without  getting  into  trouble.  To  Anne  Marie  Lutz,  a  date  with  F,M.  To  Diane 
Cheeseman,  one  Maavalous  night  of  being  "Ascaredl"  To  Sabrina  Gallo,  a  real  college  social  life  forever.  To  Kim  Buffa,  nice  normal 
friends  at  SJC.  To  Vicki,  a  day  at  the  beach.  To  Pat  Mott,  a  mermaid  at  the  end  of  a  rainbow  and  happy  trails  forever.  To  Denise  Allen,  a 
new  set  of  darts.  To  Joe  Palmieri  and  Billy  Rielly,  a  date  with  the  SJC  cheerleaders.  To  Paula  Martinez,  a  thesis.  To  Mike  Rock,  a  bag  of 
peanuts,  a  newspaper,  a  faculty  parking  sticker,  a  good  night's  sleep,  a  new  haircut,  visine,  a  night  at  Ocean  Beach,  all  our  wonderful 
memories  and  a  great  future  with  all  my  love  forever. 


/.  Donna  F  loro.  /t'.JVf  Dcnna  Pinnigan  her  TfJdi  Bear  key  chain  si>  she  can  have  her  best  friend  back.  To  Tracy  Vincenri.  the  power  to 
i;et  oier  the  "agoin  "  ol  her  recent  situations  To  the  i^anlonaslasi  lamily.  all  my  love  and  thanks  lor  tilling  these  past  few  years  with 
kindness  and  smiles.  And  to  my  family,  my  oierwhelming  thanks  for  supporting  me. 


I.  Ponna  oarguilo.  leave  Angela  breakfast  at  Bagel  Pen,  11:00  final  exams  not  11.30.  I.OOOetcuses  for  not  going  to  class.  "What  floor?",  a 
large  bottle  lo  aspirins  and  ear  drops  for  all  those  midnight  drives,  a  portion  of  my  degree.  CS  3S0.  a  super  terrific  friendship,  and  most 
of  all.  four  ol  the  best  yea  s  of  my  life  I  love  you.  friend!  I  leave  to  Chris,  an  interesting  and  unique  friendship,  a  so  so  racquet  ball  game, 
a  memorable  trip  to  the  ^mithaven  Mall.  5^9-75:? 7  anytime,  dance  class.  To  Mike,  the  great  times  out  East. 


I.  Albert  Guerra.  to  Sal  I  leave  somontology.  the  S.S.  Big  and  thesis  dressing.  To  Bob  I  leave  Y  hats,  calves.  10  ways  to  fail  this  course  and 
the  Jozzim  Jive.  To  Steve  I  leave  ■fjnd  Street,  the  empty  radio  cabinet,  the  leftover  records,  P's  count  and  the  Bassoon.  To  Janice  I  leave 
all  my  love,  can  of  earthworms,  a  forever  lifetime  of  Bugs  Binny,  the  Flintstones,  the  Three  Stooges  and  a  devoted  honey  bear.  To  Mom, 
Pad,  and  Jerry  I  leave  my  last    Tm  tired,"  "Len  me  a  twenty."  and  a  forever  loving  son  and  brother. 


I.  Denise  M.  Langille.  thank  my  family  for  their  love,  support,  and  patience  throughout  my  education.  You're  the  bestll  I  also  want  to 
thank  my  fiance  for  his  love  and  support.   You  cheered  me  on  when  things  got  tough. 

I,  Clare  Logan,  bequeath  to  Pete  Vardaro  my  alternator  and  morning  coffee.  To  John  Johnson,  my  ability  to  float,  Piet  Pepsi,  the  legs  to 
the  physics  table,  and  products  from  organic.  To  Genine.  my  tape  of  "Eyes  Without  a  Face. "  Paul,  a  bottle  of  sparkling  wine.  Judy,  my 
hair.  Sabrina.  my  philosophies  of  life.  Connie,  some  barbiturates  to  administer  to  yours  truly  during  movies.  Plane,  an  automatic  pilot  to 
take  you  home  and  a  watch  to  tell  European  time.  C.C.  a  doggie  bag  for  the  other  half  of  your  meals.  Anne  Marie,  another  great  Puster. 
Frank  F..  all  the  dirty  glasswear.  Pr.  Hayes,  my  job  at  the  "bank. "  Mrs.  Stone,  my  recipe  for  coffee.  Pr.  Royston,  the  chicken  on  her 
shoulder.  Pr.  Boynton,  my  applause  for  a  lab  book  and  a  colored  shirt.  St.  Joe's,  my  condolences  for  not  having  me  anymore. 


I,  Laura  LoManto.  being  of  almost  sound  mind  and  body,  do  hereby  bequeath  the  following.  To  Sharon:  "It  s  Jam,  not  2am. "  To  Christine: 
"You  hot  mama,  here's  a  patent  on  your  laugh,  ba  ha  hal"  To  Marianne,  Remember  freshman  year  in  Italian.  To  Ponna  (Polly):  black  go-go 
boots  &  knock  em  dead  in  the  real  world.  To  Fred  S  Keith:  "MUSCLE  MANIA,"  To  Jerry:  "I  know  you  weren't  being  fresh,  only  very  nice." 
To  Susan:  "It 's  been  so  long  but  how 's  about  34  more  years  of  scoops. "  To  Chris  C  "Go  get  'em  PrezI"  To  John:  "Hello,  boysl"  To  Sr.  Mar- 
garet Jennings:  If  nothing  else,  I  hope  I  gave  you  a  laugh.  To  Marge  &  Marion:  another  great  executive  council.  To  Jamie:  russet  leaves 
and  a  staff  job  on  MY  magazine.  To  the    "Nucleus":  Bermuda  6  Christmas  partiesi 


/.Mary  Lee  LoPrelo.  hereby  bequeath  to  the  following:  Bunny,  'Bustin'  out  of  school . . .",  whales  and  s  xfers,  still  cruisin',  Mr.  Coodbars, 
spandex,  and  universals.  Amy,  still  shopping,  credit  cards,  and  an  8  year  Chinese  friendship.  Plane,  Michael's  Porsche.  Ponna,  a  nodding 
head,  NoPoz  for  "certain  "  classes.  Michael,  the  autobon,  the  world's  greatest .  .  .  To  my  family,  the  Lotto  Jackpot  and  love  and  thanks 
for  four  special  years.  Everyone:  Happiness. 

I.  Christine  Marco,  leave  to  Paul  H:  homemade  piroghies  (no  sauerkraut),  all  self-fulfilling  prophecies,  and  a  timed  trap  door  in  260  that 
automatically  opens  when  you  lecture  overtime.  To  Bill  B:  free  will,  an  army  study  that  utilizes  more  than  a  frequency  distribution,  my 
good  friend  Bobby  Merton,  and  a  LITTLE  guilt.  I  also  leave  you  Ma  «...  may  he  break  down  at  least  once  after  I'm  gone.  To  John  H:  one 
computer  instruction  manual  ("To  make  life  easierl").  To  Mad  Max:  all  my  insecurities,  my  inferiority  complex,  and  a  student  who 
doesn't  pound  on  your  keyboard.  To  Anne  Mane:  that  gorgeous  guy  in  the  London  underground.  To  Lady  Pi:  the  blue  field,  and  cars  that 
park  on  the  wrong  (?)  side  of  the  street.  To  you  both.  I  leavee  "MEOWI""  "Ladi  "Ladies  8  gentlemen,  please  take  your  seats . . ."  "Sorry.  " 
and  my  cot  in  London  that  kept  flipping  up  whenever  I  sat  on  the  edge.  I  also  leave  you  all  the  happiness  the  future  my  bring — KNOCK 
EM  PEAPI  To  Connie  a  T-shirt  that  says  "Im  Connie,  she  s  Chris, "  my  thanks  for  all  your  support  and  my  friendship  for  the  years  to 
come.  To  Joski:  backrubs,  Pirk  the  Paring,  and  the  date  for  our  return  to  SJC  in  1990.  To  my  Pad:  my  apology  for  majoring  in  psychology. 
To  Mom  &  Pad:  a  bulldozer  for  my  room,  and  my  thanks  for  your  support  and  for  NOT  being  parsimonious.  And  finally,  to  Mom,  Dad, 
Tom  &  Pete:  all  my  love  and  my  gratitude  for  putting  up  with  me  at  my  worst. 


/.Paula  Martinez,  being  of  relatively  sound  mind  and  body,  leave  the  following:  To  Carrie.  I  leave  movie  nights.  Thursdays  at  the  Ground 
Round,  a  semester  of  bus  tickets,  a  pair  of  "real""  lips,  a  pair  of  dancing  shoes,  "Get  out  dal  elevata,  it  fo  freight  ONLEI, "  some  loud  and 
funky  clothes,  "funky  men  rulel",  a  blackboard  for  our  notes,  and  long  phone  convos..  To  Tract,  Heave  the  Lip  Clique,  lingerie  parties  and 
Dimension.  To  Sally  Anne,  Heave  a  "simply  marvelous"  millipede  game  with  a  lifetime  supply  of  quarters.  To  Ponna,  Heave  Juan,  a  pair  of 
lips  and  a  car  repair  shopi  To  Lori  F.,  I  leave  a  pair  of  chicken  legs.  To  Colleen,  I  leave  a  case  of  hair  spray  and  the  gremlin  voice.  To  Plane 


Rip..  Heave  sunglasses  so  my  clothes  won't  hurt  her  eyes.  To  Beth.  I  leave  a  bottle  of  St  Joseph's  aspirin  for  all  her  headaches.  To  Tom.  I 
leave  the  secret  of  the  lip  clique.  To  Jerry,  I  leave  the  freshman  investiture,  rides  home  from  the  parties,  someone  to  turn  you  upside 
down!  To  Jaime.  I  leave  a  night  at  Spanky's,  ice  screami  my  secrets,  long  phone  conversations  and  all  my  love  because  you're  so  special 
to  me.  To  my  family,  I  thank  them  for  their  infinite  patience  and  love  that  has  helped  me  get  through  school. 


I,  Salvatore  Mascolo,  of  sound  mind  and  body,  leave  the  following  To  Al.  a  package  of  chicken  patties,  a  new  Gold's  Gym  shirt  and  a  bot- 
tle of  fruit  flies.  To  Bob,  all  my  unfinished  are  drawings,  two  eggs  scrambled  with  bacon  on  a  roll,  and  the  thesis  dressing.  To  Steve,  I 
leave  my  Math  XH  book  and  all  the  homeworks.  my  thesis  book  and  most  of  all  the  thigh. 


I,  Sharon  Messina,  leave  the  following:  To  Jerry.  I  leave  a  full  tank  of  petro  (on  me),  a  large  vodka  Collins  to  be  drunk  only  on  an  empty 
stomach,  a  day  filled  with  extra  hours  so  you  can  get  everything  done  and  still  pick  me  up  on  time,  and  my  thanks  for  a  wonderful  S 
months  of  great  limes  together.  To  Freddie  and  Keith:  I  leave  my  permission  to  use  the  "F  word"  only  when  it's  absolutely  necessary.  To 
my  bank  buddie.  Susan,  I  leave  J  brand-new  contact  lenses,  a  supply  of  passion  wine  coolers,  shoes  with  proper  heels,  and  my  thanks  for 
being  a  great  friend.  To  Audrey:  I  leave  a  lifetime  supply  of  mint  Milanos  and  ice  cream  and  my  thanks  for  always  being  there.  To  Patti:  I 
leave  a  large  dose  of  school  spirit,  an  unlimited  subscription  to  Highlight  Magazine,  and  my  thanks  for  being  a  SUPER  PERSONII  To  Chris 
Coffaro:  I  leave  a  bottle  of  Pepto-bismol.  bananas  infested  with  ants,  and  a  normal  semester  with  O  credits. 


I.  Susan  Murray,  leave  the  following:  To  "my  only  friend  "  thanks  for  being  just  toco  good.  To  FJW:  I  leave  IBM  and  an  answer  to  the 
question  "Who's  this?"  To  Keith  (the  best  night  manager):  a  smaller  set  of  ribs  and  Florida  hair.  To  Gerald:  a  ferret,  a  weasel,  a  colander. 
and  a  bunk-bed  ladder.  To  Sharon  (bank  buddy):  a  dead  man  and  many  lunches  at  BO.  To  Laura:  Great  Britain  and  "fush"  Guidos.  To 
Chris  Velez-quez:  three  Vita's  and  an  owner  of  a  wine  cooler  company.  To  Chris  "Paul  Bunyan"  Carroll:  I  leave  the  book  "Id  Excuses  to 
Tell  a  Cop  for  Being  Pulled  Over  on  the  Side  of  the  N.J.  Turnpike. "  To  John  S:  the  D  you  wanted  in  Accounting.  To  Patti:  Sun.  night  study 
sessions.  To  the  Merrill  Lynch  Crew:  The  "F.Z."  and  a  share  of  the  millions  Til  make. 


/.Antonia  Pannacchlone,  not  being  of  sound  mind,  do  hereby  leave  the  following:  To  Cindy,  all  of  my  SMB's  lesson  plans,  "get  me  through 
Tuesdays,"  and  the  front  dented  fender  of  my  car  and  deli  chips.  To  Carrie,  some  non-prudish  clothers  and  a  one-way  ticket  to 
LeMoyne.  To  Tony.  Joe,  and  Bill,  I  leave  the  next  semester  and  LOTS  of  luck.  John  S.,  lunch  someday  I  promise!  Sr.  M.  Jennings,  the  small 
cardboard  box  in  the  corner  of  my  room  with  thesis  in  It.  To  all  my  friends  S  family,  my  love  and  thanks  for  your  understanding  during 
thesis.  And  to  Steven,  you  have  all  I  am    What  more  could  I  leave  you?  I  love  you  dollface. 

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/,  Donna  L.  Percio,  bequeath  the  following,  to  Kathy:  long  talks  at  the  Bluff,  wine  coolers.  "Aggravation  at  Ichabod's. "  vacations.  5:30 ar- 
rivals home  and  a  man  to  fit  the  resume.  To  Jerry:  a  "pictureless"  trip  to  Europe,  carpools.  SG  meetings,  a  private  audience  with  the 
Pope,  my  black  go-go  boots  and  "true"  friendship.  To  Laura:  the  men  of  the  80's.  the  infamous  "delivery  man. "  and  a  bound  hardcover 
copy  of  the  SG  minutes.  To  ChriS:  all  4  executive  positions.  Ash  Wednesday  and  an  available  date  to  all  dinner  dances.  To  Colleen:  a  man 
with  "cool"  hair.  Toby,  and  some  excitement  at  SJC.  To  John:  computers,  a  true  love  affair,  specials  at  El  Torritos,  and  a  planned 
camping  trip.  To  Phyllis  and  Cina:  kickline  memories,  "private  parties  "  S  the  CR.  Playhouse.  To  Denise:  a  "perfect  "  boyfriend,  dance 
conventions,  and  one  more  exciting  college  year.  To  Chris.  Patty.  Sue,  Keith,  Freddy.  Vinny.  Laura.  Jerry.  Paul.  Florence,  Jude.  Jeannie. 
Carolyn.  Rory.  Is  Joe:  pre-parties.  post-parties,  wine  &  cheeese  parties.  Christmas  parties,  and  just  plain  PARTIFSIII  Donna's  apparel  shop, 
nights  al  Dimensions,  Ml.  Fuji  dinners  and  impressive  resumes  from  all  OUR  hard  work.  To  Joe  D:  your  "gay?"  friend,  Budweiser  in  MY 
office,  the  play,  set  building  and  Friday  night  parties.  To  Christine,  Lynn,  Holly,  and  Kathy:  the  Camel  girls  camping  trip,  Boardy  Barn, 
and  HOT  CHOCOLA  TEI  To  all  the  many  friends  at  SJC  I  leave  my  love,  frienship,  and  happy  memories  always.  May  we  always  keep  in 
touch  and  remember  the  fun  limes  we  had  at  good  "ole  SJC. 


I.  Annette  Pllchta,  leave  the  following:  To  Sue.  I  leave  memories  of  cheerleading,  kickline,  and  memorizing  essays.  Can  you  believe  it's 
over?  Best  of  luck  to  you,  kiddo.  To  Billy,  I  leave  the  date  February  20th  and  the  song  "Take  Me  With  U."  Hove  you  with  all  my  heart  and 
plan  on  doing  so  forever-  you're  the  best.  Finally,  to  my  parents,  I  leave  a  great  big  thank  you  for  the  millions  of  things  you've  done  for 
me  in  my  life —  /  love  you  more  than  you  know. 


/,  Margherlta  Proscia,  leave  Joanne,  "If  I  don't  go  to  the  bathroom  soon.  I'll  turn  green  and  die,  "  To  Kathleen,  all  of  the  nail  pieces  all  over 
the  floor  and  all  of  the  wonderful  times  during  "our"  summer.  To  Mary  and  Kathleen,  the  foreigners  at  Pepperfield's.  To  Mary.  Joanne, 
and  Kathleen,  all  of  our  uniforms.  To  Mary,  I  leave  you  happiness,  our  forever  friendship  and  all  of  the  good  and  bad  memories  that  we 
shared.  And  to  Rickie.  the  man  I  love.  I  leave  evenings  in  Two  Morrow 's,  Stonybrook.  N.  Y.C..  and  the  Seaport,  but  most  of  all.  all  of  the 
laughter  and  memories  that  you  have  made  so  wonderful  and  our  future  together. 


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/.  Deirdre  Regan.  U'j\re  Clupler  J  of  my  thesis  to  any  Child  Study  major  in  search  of  studies.  I  leave  my  computer  programs  to  anyone  j 
w/ii'  can  figure  them  out.  I  leave  my  career  at  l\ings  Park  Laundromat  to  anyone  who  wishes  to  take  over.  Although  happy  to  graduate,  I  j 
reluctantly  leave  the  familiar  friendly  face  of  St.  Joe's  staff  to  the  onconung  freshmen.  J 


/,  Diane  RIpollone.  leave  Sister  Pat  with  peace  and  quiet  and  all  my  medications  and  bandages.  To  Ann  Hansen  I  leave  all  the  lonely  nights 
she  will  spend  without  me.  To  Bobbie  and  Joe  I  leave  my  adoption  papers.  To  Monica  I  leave  my  smelly  sweat  suit  she  always  wanted.  To 
Lois  Cotton  I  leave  one  sum  of  thanks  for  all  services  rendered.  To  Sister  Joan  Ryan  I  leave  a  whip  and  chain  for  future  historians.  To 
RESA  I  leave  my  bloomers  in  a  twist.  To  the  volleyball  team  I  leave  my  number  and  all  my  bruises.  To  Dotties  I  leave  a  box  of  M  S  M's.  To 
Marge  S  Marion  I  leave  all  the  headaches  from  the  Athletic  Association.  To  Martha  I  leave  a  new  ashtray  for  her  car.  To  St.  Joseph  s  Col- 
lege .  .  .  I  leave. 


I,  Virginia  Romaneck,  leave  my  love  and  gratitude  to  my  husband.  Rich,  who  started  everything  when  he  suggested,  "Why  don't  you 
think  about  going  to  college?  " 


/.Liz  Slabowski,  leave  Eileen  a  shovel  and  a  true  observation.  To  Ann  and  Mary  I  leave  many  memories  of  years  gone  by,  lying  and  swear- 
ing to  It,  weekends  beginning  on  Wednesday,  our  dreams  realized  and  our  future  just  beginning.  Here's  to  the  rest  of  our  lives— I  leave 
you  a  friendship  ending. 


I,  John  Stanek.  leave  a  brand  new  clown  costume  to  clown  one  (Fred)  and  clown  two  (Keith).  I,  John,  leave  Sue  a  tape  of  "Hello  Boys  "  and 
one  more  "Murray  "I,  John,  leave  Jerry  C.  "T(h)ree"  megaphones  for  the  ball  games.  I,  John,  leave  Diane  R.  a  lifetime  membership  at  Lu- 
cille Roberts,  and  all  of  my  love.  I,  John,  leave  Elaine  L.  the  biggest  ruby  ring  and  a  new  job.  I,  John,  leave  Pete  V.  the  saying  "Meatball" 
(carry  it  on).  I,  John,  leave  Laura  L.  the  Miss  Universe  title. 


I,  Genine  Mane  Traina.  leave  the  following  to  my  friends,  Claire  (Clare  Bear),  I  leave  a  very  sexy  male  dancer  complete  with  handcuffs 
who  also  happens  to  be  very  rich,  to  J.J.  a  master  key  to  all  the  drawers  in  both  the  biology  and  chemistry  labs.  To  Pete  V.  the  memory 
of  a  bottle  of  Peppermint  Schnapps,  only  the  memory,  O.K.  ?  TO  MY  FRIENOS  John  and  Kathy  all  the  memories  we  've  shared  during  our 
time  together:  good  times  and  bad-  remember  them  as  you  wish,  they're  all  very  much  part  of  who  I've  become.  To  my  very  two  best 
friends.  Mom  and  Nicole,  all  my  love.  Thank  you  for  being  the  part  of  me  I  could  never  live  without.  To  the  teachers  who've  seen  me 
through  these  growing  up  years  .  ,  . 


I,  Prisco  Vadero.  being  of  slightly  sound  (due  to  coaching)  mind  and  body,  do  leave  the  following  people  some  of  my  possessions.  Chris 
Carroll,  my  coaching  knowledge  because  he  has  none,  J.J.  some  fruit  fly  jars  and  fly  nap,  Chris  Coffaro  you  can  play  the  outfield  without 
me.  To  Keith  a  passenger  side  seat  belt  that  works.  To  Fred  a  try  out  with  the  METS,  To  Claire  an  unbreakable  lab  equipment  set.  To  John 
Stanek  a  new  tapper  and  to  Jerry,  the  "BOSS"',  his  lifetime  dream,  to  play  Softball  on  the  team  this  summer. 


/.Christine  Velez.  leave  to  Chris,  a  G.P.A.  of  3.999,  a  pair  of  dancing  shoes,  and  a  very  special  friendship.  To  Tom  a  trip  to  Colombia,  the 
winning  LOTTO  numbers,  high  energy,  and  a  pair  of  chooos,  for  Gerry,  a  real  friend,  to  Sharon  a  night  of  wild  craziness-Break  loose 
woman,  for  dear  Webba  a  ""Yo  little  Brother"  record.  To  Maggot  the  fagot  I  leave  photogeneity.  to  Susan  a  pair  of  irreparable,  unholeable, 
antitearable  contact  lenses.  BaHaHa.  For  luscious  Laura,  I  leave  a  telephone  script  Monday  nights,  wonderful  memories  of  Captain  P.,  a 
December  tan  a  new  pair  of  Ciao  black  sneakers,  a  Dahling  Guido.  a  PLB  of  your  very  own,  Lauren  and  a  future  of  fun,  fun,  funlll  For  Col- 
leen Mary,  and  Eileen  I  leave  fun  bus  stories  and  Wah-Lum's  "Let's  do  lunchl 


I.  Traci  E.  Vicente,  leave  Paula  my  most  conservative  suit,  for  one  day  she  "might""  (Hopefully)  wear  it.  to  Donna  a  clown  face  mask  to 
wear  for  the  days  "the  face""  appears,  to  Carrie  my  1st  friend  at  SJC  a  huge  amount  of  congratulations,  we  finally  made  it  The  five  year 
plan,  to  Daryl  and  Kelly  my  thanks  for  introducing  me  to  the  Boardy  Barn  and  to  Stacie  what  a  pair  nothing  can  stop  us  nowl 


I.  Anna  Vinicombe.  leave  Sue  Brady  a  "St.  Joseph's  College"  Survival  Kit  complete  with  pistachio  nuts.,  a  10  pack  of  gum  ""some  kind  of 
chocalate,  Amaretto,  a  can  of  hairspray,  two  turkeys  on  a  roll  with  lettuce-  one  with  tomato,  and  of  course  a  pinwheel.  But  most  of  all  I 
leave  her  my  best  memories  of  St.  Joseph's  I  leave  her  my  friendship  that  although  doesn't  go  back  very  far-has  grown  the  past  two 
years  into  the  kind  of  friendship  that  it  takes  most  people  a  lifetime  to  form. 


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SENIOR  DIRECTORY 


Denise  A  Hen 

556  Fairview  Avenue 

Baldwin.  NY  II5I0 

Jean  Alvarez 

II  Frederick  A  venue 

Bay  Shore,  NY  11706 

Jean  F  Anziono 
9  Lee  Place 
Amityville,  NY  Ilia 

Ann  Marie  Argila 

1603  Washington  A  venue 

Bohemia,  NY  II7I6 

Denise  M  Artus 
5  Peary  Lane 
Kings  Park,  NY  11754 

Suzanne  Autino 
JO  Hilltop  Drive 
Mt.  Sinai,  NY  11766 

Rosalia  Badalamenti 
119  Pine  Aire  Drive 
Bay  Shore.  NY  11706 

Harold  M  Bailey 
637  Morrison  Street 
Babylon.  NY  11702 

Anne  Marie  Baione 
524  Empire  Avenue 
North  Babylon,  NY  11704 

Judy  A  Baldwin 
198  Phyllis  Drive 
Patchogue.  NY  11772 

Georgette  Bancroft 
34  Suffolk  Avenue 
Patchogue.  NY  11772 


Thomas  J  Barrett 
2719  John  Roe  Smith 
A  venue 
Medord.  NY  11763 

Leslie  J  Bauer 
Box  1084 
MMain  Road 
Southold.  NY 


Marcia  J  Bayer 
55  Cynthia  Lane 
Center  Moriches.  NY 
11934 

Patricia  Bezmen 
8  Stillhunter  Lane 
South  Setauket.  NY  11720 

Stephen  Billings 

3  Prince  Charming  Road 

Nesconset.  NY  11767 

Donna  Bivona 
I75A  Locust  Avenue 
Bohemia.  NY  II7I6 


Michele  Blair 
3  Fairway  Drive 
Middle  Island.  NY  11953 

Victoria  Lynn  Bleemm 
12  West  16th  Street 
Huntington  Station.  NY 
11746 

Linda  Blume 
12  Apollo  Lane 
Hauppauge.  NY  11788 


Jeffrey  Bohrer 
177  Crystal  Broad  Hollow 
Port  Jefferson  Sta. 
New  York,  11776 

Susan  Brady 

12  Vicksburg  Drive 

Holbrook.  NY  II74I 

Jean  M  Brzezinski 
78  Park  Hill  Avenue 
Massapequa.  NY  11758 

Theresa  A  Buckley 
I  Spartan  Lane 
Hauppague.  NY  11788 

Ann  Marie  Bunce 
7  Pine  Oak  Court 
Huntington  Station,  NY 
11746 


Marilyn  Burns 
38  Oxhead  Road 
Centereach.  NY  11728 

Rachelle  Karen  Caplan 
160  Nathan  Drive 
Bohemia,  NY  II7I6 

Jean  M  Cappiello 

45  Grassy  Pond  Drive 

Smithtown.  NY  11787 

Evy  Carroll 

II  Doane  A  venue 

Bellport.  NY  II7I3 

Geraldine  Carter 
5  Easterly  Road 
Hampton  Bays.  NY  11946 


Lori  A  Casanova 
27  Aron  Drive 
Bohemia.  NY  II7I6 

Kathleen  Cast 

RR  2  Stephen  Drive 

Wading  River.  NY  11792 

Lisa  Cavalluzzo 

1501  Washington  A  venue 

West  Islip.  NY  11795 

Gerald  Cestare 
I  ArdRa  Court 
Smithtown,  NY  11787 

Diane  F  Cheeseman 
99  West  wood  Road 
North 
Massapequa,  NY  11762 

Patricia  Cifuni 
3  Arden  Lane 
Farmingville,  NY  11738 

Veronica  E  Clark 

3  Gatelot  Avenue 

Lake  Ronkonkoma.    NY 

11779 

Judith  F  Clarry 
121  Union  A  venue 
Islip.  NY  II75I 

Christopher  P  Coffaro 
16  Marlene  Drive 
Sayville.  NY  11782 

Stephan  J  Colletti 
158  Horseback  Road 
Centereach,  NY  11720 

Lorraine  A  Colombo 
55  Jonas  Boulevard 
Centereach,  NY  11720 


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Linda  Anna  Colucciello 
J6  Bay  berry  Lane 
Smithtown.  NY  11787 

Elaine  Confessore 
203  Tredwell  A  venue 
St.  James.  NY  11780 

John  J  Conroy 
105  Scudder  Place 
Northport.  NY  11768 

Georgiana  Cortes 
81  Webb  Avenue 
Patchogue.  NY  11772 

Gary  A  Cork 
64  Oxbow  Road 
Patchogue.  NY  11772 

Linda  Costa 

1054  Washington  Avenue 

West  Islip,  NY  11795 

Concetta  Crispi 
6  Somerset  Court 
Setauket.  NY  11733 

Kathryn  Crivelli 
146  Nevada  Street 
Hicksville.  NY  II80I 

Marianne  Cruz 
858  Grundy  Avenue 
Holbrook.  NY  II74I 

Patricia  Curry 
1646  Fairfax  Road 
West  Islip.  NY  11795 

Mary  D'Alessandro 
215  Springdale  Drive 
Ronkonkoma,  NY  11779 

Rosemary  D'Amico 
139  Albany  Street 
Deer  Park.  NY  11729 


Carol  A  D'Arrigo 
45  Abinet  Court 
Selden.  NY  11784 

Meg  A  D'Elia 

306  Brendan  Avenue 

Massapequa.  NY  11758 

Carol  L  Dark 
7  Roxbury  Court 
Oakdale.  NY  11769 

Denise  L  David 
97  Elliot  Avenue 
Centereach.  NY  11720 

Cathy  H  Davidson 
47  Cor  man  Street 
Patchogue.  NY  11772 

Stacie  Ann  Davis 
117  Nathan  Drive 
Bohemia.  NY  II7I6 

Robert  D  Dell'Aquila 
14  Spruceton  Street 
Selden,  NY  11784 

Patricia  M  DeMarrais 
91  Peterson  Place 
Lynbrook.  NY  11563 

Giovanna  DeMatteo 
3  Surf  side  Cove 
West  Islip,  NY  11795 

Tracey  A  Dickerson 
60  Gaymore  Road 
Port  Jefferson  Station. 

NY  11776 

Angela  M  Dieppa 
1382  Claas  Avenue 
Holbrook.  NY  II74I 


Julie  Ann  Diers 
45  W.  23rd  Street 
Deer  Park.  NY  11729 

Ann  Marie  Dietzel 
72  Owens  Street 
Brentwood.  NY  II7I7 

Melinda  A  Difabio 
769  A  Bartlett  Road 
Middle  Island,  NY  11953 

Peter  A  DiGiuseppe 
40  N.  Lewis  Avenue 
Lindenhurst,  NY  11757 

Donna  M  Dinnigan 
12  Norwood  Lane 
Lake  Ronkonkoma,  NY 
11779 

Susan  Divaney 
58  North  Street 
Huntington  Station,  NY 
11746 

Meryl  S  Doberman 
3  Humming  Lane 
Commack,  NY  11725 

Gloria  Donovan 

5  South  Gate 

Miller  Place.  NY  11764 

Kathleen  Donovan 

5  South  Gate 

Miller  Place.  NY  11764 

Colleen  M  Driscoll 
15  Palmer  Drive 
Sayville,  NY  11782 

Kevin  G  Driscoll 
12  Fore  Court 
Brentwood.  NY  II7I7 


Donna  Duval 
II  Hawk  Lane 
Hauppauge.  NY  11788 

Robbye  J  Eberhard 
19  Village  Lane 
Hauppauge.  NY  11788 

Lyn  M  Elvington 

19  Walnut  Street 
Centereach.  NY  11720 

Mark  E  Enne 

288  East  Montauk  Hwy 

Hampton  Bays.  NY  11446 

Deborah  S  Epstein 

20  Normandy  Drive 
Holbrook.  NY  II74I 

Gloria  L  Fairhead 
15  Woodbine  Street 
Coarm.  NY  11727 

Erin  Fanning 

162  Wooley  Street 

Southampton.  NY  11968 

Kelly  Fanning 

268  Lincoln  Avenue 

St.  James,  NY  11780 

Robin  M  Feniello 
K)  Bridle  Path 
Farmingville.  NY  11738 

Carlos  M  Fernandez 

87  Meadowmere  Avenue 

Mastic.  NY  11950 

Mark  A  Ferrin 
5  Manister  Lane 
East  Islip.  NY  11730 

Donna  M  Fielder 
42  Woodbury  Road 
Farmingville.  NY  11738 


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Melisa  Figueroa 
345  Hancock  Street 
Brentwood,  NY  117/7 

Mary  C  Finan 
133  Hemlock  Drive 
Mastic  Beach.  NY  II95I 

Donna  M  Fiore 
36  Deerfeed  Path 
East  Ouoque,  NY  11942 

Kristina  Folkard 
15  Freemont  Lane 
Coarm,  NY  11727 

Dennis  W  Forstell 
70  Minuteman  Drive 
Bohemia,  NY  11716 


Anne  M  Francesconi 
210  Plamer  Circle 
Sayville.  NY  11782 

Carole  A  Futoma 

38  Kyle  Road 

Hampton  Bays,  NY  11946 

Gloria  M  Galie 

539  Birch  Hollow  Drive 

Shirley,  NY  11967 

Patricia  M  Gallagher 
5/7  Hempstead  Boulevard 
Uniondale,  NY  11553 

Loree  A  Gambino 

5  Three  Mile  Harbor 

Road 

East  Hampton.  NY  11937 

Donna  M  Garguilo 
7  Lambeth  Street 
Holbrook.  NY  II74I 


Kelly  Ann  Garvey 
32  Gay  more  Road 
Hauppauge,  NY  11788 

Sheila  P  Ginty 
96  Arthur  Drive 
Smithtown,  NY  11787 

Thomas  M  Golder 
25  Colonial  Road 
Smithtown,  NY  11787 

Leeann  B  Graceffo 
II  Sycora  Lane 
Central  Islip.  NY  11722 

Myra  R  Greenfield 
50  Oceanview  A  venue 
Box  210 
Oakdale,  NY  11769 

Albert  A  Guerra 
36  Arline  Lane 
East  Islip,  NY  11730 

Laurie  A  Guillem 
48  Eastbrook  Court 
Brentwood.  NY  II7I7 

Kathryn  M  Gunther 
507  Moffitt  Boulevard 
Islip.  NY  II75I 

Bernadette  Ann 

Gutowski 

43  Elm  Avenue 

Farmingdale,  NY  11735 

Dianne  M  Hamill 
41  Drake  A  venue 
Bellport,  NY  II7I3 

Owen  G  Hanlon 
183  Ballad  Circle 
Holbrook,  NY  II74I 


Theresa  A  Hansen 
12  Washington  Avenue 
Selden,  NY  11784 

Mary  P  Hartman 
II  High  Street 
Sayville.  NY  11782 

Kevin  M  Hearney 
7  June  Street 
Hauppauge,  NY  11788 

Laura  J  Hebenstreit 
72  Mauritz  Boulevard 
Middle  Island.  NY  11953 

Genevieve  Heldrich 
26  Sun  Valley  Drive 
Coarm.  NY  11727 

Donna  L  Herrick 

206  East  Madison  Street 

East  Islip.  NY  11730 

Donna  M  Herrington 
15  44th  Street 
Islip.  NY  II75I 

Lea  trice  M.  Hew  it  t- 

Riggio 

500-4  8B  Peconic  Street 

Ronkonkoma.  NY  11779 

James  R  Hickey 
22  South  17th  Street 
New  Hyde  Park,  NY  11040 

Donna  L  Hockenjos 
79  Cedarhurst  A  venue 
Selden,  NY  11784 

Patricia  Howie tt 

93  Gladstone  A  venue 

West  Islip,  NY  11795 


Jill  R  Hurban 

9  Corie  Hart 

Port  Jefferson,  NY  11777 

David  R  Jackson 
400  New  Highway 
Copiague,  NY  11726 

Daryl  Anne  Jacob 
5  Stardom  Court 
St.  James,  NY  11780 

John  Johnson 

36  N  Fordham  Road 

Hicksville.  NY  11802 

Eric  R  Jones 

504  Middle  Country  Road 

Ridge.  NY  II96I 

Kenneth  James  Jones 
263-  74  River  A  venue 
APT  74 
Patchogue.  NY  11772 

Marja  Jurusik 
14  Bethany  Drive 
Commack.  NY  11725 

Raymond  J  Keating 

10  Mill  Pond  Road 
Sayville.  NY  11782 

Veronica  M  Kellner 
14  Loughlin  Drive 
Shirley.  NY  11967 

Paul  Kennelly 

2000  Deep  Hole  Drive 

Mattituck.  NY  11952 

Lisa  A  Knapp 
192  Atlantic  Place 
Happauge.  NY  11788 


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1 

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" 

•       Kerry  E  Koenigsdorf 

Jose  M  Llorente 

Salvatore  Mascolo 

Rita  M  Melichar 

2-14  Pond  View  Drive 

103  Leopold  Avenue 

3  Cardinal  Lane 

121  Autumn  Drive 

•       East  Patchogue,  NY  11772 

West  Islip.  NY  11795 

East  Islip,  NY  II75I 

Hauppauge.  NY  11788 

Steven  Latino 

Elaine  LoFaro 

Geralyn  Mastrion 

Natalia  M  Melo 

,       J7J  Waverly  Avenue 

29  Marion  Street 

6  UN  Street 

211  Harbor  Beach  Road 

H       Medord.  NY  11763 

Nesconset.  NY  11767 

Lake  Ronkonkoma,  NY 
11779 

Mount  Sinai.  NY  11766 

Karen  M  Land 

Clare  Logan 

Marilyn  J  Mercurio 

•       9900  Sound  Avenue 

1  The  Trail 

Maria  F  Maxwell 

476  Wellwood  Drive 

"^       Mattituck.  NY  1195 J 

Hampton  Bays,  NY  11946 

39  Tappan  Avenue 

North  Shirley.  NY  11967 

^ 

Babylon.  NY  11702 

,       Ann  Lang 

Michele  LoGrande 

Sharon  M  Messina 

14  Sunset  Drive 

63  Pinedale  Road 

Nancy  T  McCaffrey 

6  Radburn  Drive 

.       Sayviile.  NY  11782 

Hauppauge.  NY  11788 

19  Green  Avenue 

Farmingville.  NY  11738 

' 

Bay  Shore,  NY  11706 

*      Denise  Langille 

Laura  LoManto 

Giovanna  Meys 

68  Summit  Drive 

7  Margaret  Street 

Judith  M  McCarrick 

68  Grove  Drive 

^       Smitfitown,  NY  11788 

Port  Jefferson  Station, 

106  Spring  Meadow  Drive 

Mastic,  NY  11950 

NY  11776 

Holbrook,  NY  II74I 

"       Marilyn  Leech 

Ted  A  Michael 

•       53  Lakeview  Drive 

Mary  lee  Lopreto 

Colleen  McCarthy 

Rt.  1  Box  103  Church 

-       Middle  Island,  NY  11953 

38  Pueblo  Court 

P.O.  Box  814 

Lane 

Sayviile,  NY  11782 

Rocky  Point.  NY  11778 

Middle  Island,  NY  11953 

,      Patricia  Lehmann 

,      149  Longfellow  Avenue 

Keith  Magliola 

Joan  M  McGillick 

D.  Eileen  Miller 

,      North  Babylon,  NY  11703 

Josephine  Drive 

3111  Eagle  Avenue 

7  Millbrook  Park 

- 

Wading  River.  NY  11792 

Medford,  NY  11763 

Calverton,  NY  11933 

•       Carolyn  Lenane 

417  River  Avenue 

Christine  A  Marco 

Diane  T  McKenna 

Vivian  Mingino 

[      Patchogue,  NY  11772 

12  Jefferson  A  venue 

92  Chicago  Avenue 

198  Hedges  A  venue 

Massapequa  Park,  NY 

Massapequa,  NY  11758 

East  Patchogue,  NY  11772 

■      Lori  Ann  Leone 

11762 

*      133  Alkier  Street 

Laura  A  McMahon 

Gerri  C  Mintzer 

"      Brentwood,  NY  II7I7 

Paula  T  Martinez 

32  Lorring  Street 

923  Sipp  A  venue 

II  Orchid  Road 

Patchogue,  NY  11772 

East  Patchogue,  NY  11772 

' 

East  Patchogue,  NY  11772 

•      Marianne  Licciardello 

8  Petersburg  Court 
*       Coarm    NY  117 J 7 

Kathleen  McNamara 

Kevin  G  Mitchell 

Kim  Susan  Martini 

160  West  19th  Street 

118  Floyd  Street 

K^vallll,    I'll     II  /  ^  f 

140  Jefferson  Street 

Huntington  Station.  NY 

Brentwood,  NY  11717 

Franklin  Square,  NY  IIOIO 

11746 

•      Roberta  L  Liebling 

Monique  M  Molfetta 

*      P.O.  Box  371 

Angelina  Martino 

Mary  E  Mehler 

23  University  Hights 

■      49  Cirrus  Road 

70-38th  Street 

1318  Pine  Acres  Boulevard 

Drive 

•      Holbrook,  NY  II74I 

Islip,  NY  II75I 

Bayshore,  NY  11706 

Stony  Brook,  NY  11790 

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Jennifer  Lee  Moore 
1561  Grundy  Avenue 
Holbrook.  NY  II74I 

Maureen  Moore 
207  Maplecrest  Drive 
Lake  Ronkonkoma,  NY 
11779 

Claire  M  Mousseau 
15  Baldwin  Avenue 
Massapequa.  NY  11758 

Susan  Murray 

22  Puritan  Path 

Port  Jefferson,  NY  11777 

Lisa  M  Muscolino 
488  Landing  Avenue 
Smithtown,  NY  11787 

Ally  son  M  Nardone 
370  Brook  Avenue 
Bay  Shore,  NY  11706 

Michael  A  Neumayer 
19  Ambassador  Lane 
Selden.  NY  11784 

Linda  A  O'Brien 
524  Majors  Path 
Southampton,  NY  11968 

Maureen  O'Donnell 
199  Belle  vue  Road 
Oakdale,  NY  11769 

Karen  M  O'Keeffe 
III  Brendon  A  venue 
Massapequa  Park,  NY 
11762 

Bernadette  M  O'Rourke 
46  Prospect  Drive 
Brentwood,  NY  II7I7 


Richard  A  Oliveri 

83  Pennsylvania  Avenue 

Medford.  NY  11763 

Susan  A  Ormond 

43  Patchogue  Avenue 

Mastic.  NY  11950 

Susan  M  Palermo 

no  Munsell  Road 

East  Patchogue,  NY  11772 

Suzanne  Palino 
19  First  A  venue 
Farmingdale.  NY  11735 

Patrick  Palmeri 

456  Medford  A  venue 

Patchogue,  NY  11772 

Antonia  Pannacchione 
328  Kimberly  Place 
West  Islip.  NY  11795 

Susan  A  Parnes 
132  Boyle  Road 
Selden.  NY  11784 

Michelle  A  Patrovic 
7  Campden  Lane 
Commack,  NY  11725 

Donna  L  Percio 
275  Kohr  Road 
Kings  Park.  NY  11754 

Brian  Peyton 
15  Gaston  Street 
Melville.  NY  11747 

Kathleen  A  Pfaeffle 
II  Buccaneer  Lane 
East  Setauket,  NY  11733 

Bonnie  A  Pike 
15  Norton  Street 
West  Islip.  NY  11795 


Annette  M  Plichta 

230-B  Springmeadow 

Drive 

Holbrook.  NY  II74I 

Theresa  A  Pollio 
48  Oak  Street 
Islip.  NY  II75I 

Margherita  Proscia 
260-2  Waverly  Avenue 
Patchogue.  NY  11772 

Jan  Pultz 

816  Wiggins  Street 

Greenport,  NY  11944 

Maria  T  Re 

19  Corvette  Road 

Selden.  NY  11784 

Margaret  Realander 
5  Bay  Lane 
Brookhaven.  NY  II7I9 

Veronica  t  Reehil 
1222  Jefferson  Avenue 
West  Islip.  NY  11795 

Deirdre  Regan 
14  Balboa  Drive 
Kings  Park,  NY  11754 

Kevin  F  Reilly 

287  Gerritsen  Avenue 

Bayport.  NY  11705 

Rosemary  Reilly 
I  Tuckahoe  Road 
Sound  Beach,  NY  11789 

Theresa  D  Reilly 
36  Amy  Drive 
Sayville.  NY  11782 


Laurie  Reinheimer 
49  Atterbury  Drive 
Smithtown,  NY  11787 

Pamela  Irene  Renna 

22  Abbey  Road 

East  Setauket,  NY  11733 

Susan  M  Riefenstahl 
468  Second  A  venue 
Bayport,  NY  11705 

Mary  Jane  Riley 
47  Lakeview  Drive 
Patchogue,  NY  11772 

Diane  Ripollone 

31  Norma  Boulevard 

Holbrook.  NY  II74I 

Patricia  A  Roaldsen 
57  Disc  Lane 
Wantagh.  NY  11793 

Sherry  L  Robinson 
31  Station  Road 
Bellport.  NY  II7I3 

Mario  A  Rojas 

21  Timber  Trail  Lane 

Medford.  NY  11763 

Virginia  A  Romaneck 
16  Northfield  Drive 
Lake  Ronkonkoma.  NY 
11779 


Diane  M  Romanzi 
47  Mark  Drive 
Smithtown.  NY  11787 

Rosalind  M  Rossi 
105  Mubrey  Lane 
Smithtown,  NY  11787 


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Kenneth  J  Rothschild 

Kevin  J  Smith 

Genine  M  Trama 

Anna  Marie  Vinicombe 

40  Wolf  Hollow  Road 

8  Winter  Green  Drive 

15  Kayron  Drive 

129  Wood  Road 

Centereach,  NY  11720 

Coarm,  NY  11727 

Ronkonkoma.  NY  11779 

Centereach.  NY  11720 

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Ann  Ryan 

Donna  M  Soscia 

Patricia  A  Troniar 

Dawn  M  Volz 

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JQ5  Maplecrest  Drive 

81  Ronkonkoma  Boulevard 

74  Moriches  Road 

7  Bayberry  Road 

Lake  Ronkonkoma,  NY 

Centereach.  NY  11720 

Lake  Grove.  NY  11755 

Lake  Ronkonkoma.  NY 

" 

11779 

Patricia  M  Squicciarini 

Ann  M  Tufariello 

11779 

" 

Josephine  Schakenback 

20  Bedell  Place 

1429  Grundy  Avenue 

Audrey  Wahl 

95  Woodview  Lane 

Amityville.  NY  II70I 

Holbrook.  NY  II74I 

68  Amity  Street 

" 

Centereach,  NY  11720 

Patchogue.  NY  11772 

Susan  R  Tumbleson 

' 

Margaret  A  Schmitt 
8  Riverdale  Drive 
Hampton  Bays.  NY  11946 

Doris  N  Stephan 
8  East  Hill  Drive 
Smithtown.  NY  11787 

193  Charter  Oaks  A  venue 
Brentwood.  NY  II7I7 

Franc ine  Anne  Tusa 

Kim  D  Wall 

141  Van  Buren  Street 

Mastic.  NY  11950 

John  Schoppmeyer 
15  Opal  Street 
Holbrook.  NY  11741 

Deborah  H  Stirling 

6  Marian  Court 

Joanne  Walsh 

" 

15  Rachel  A  venue 

Smithtown.  NY  11787 

4  Topaz  Drive 

' 

Commack.  NY  11725 

Debora  A  Umphred 

Lake  Ronkonkoma.  NY 
11779 

' 

Anne- Louise  Schramm 
8  Capitol  Street 
Haupauge.  NY  11788 

John  Stanek 
27  Cheryl  Drive 

6  SIOUX  Drive 

Bay  Shore.  NY  11706 

Andrew  M  Waxman 

' 

Lake  Ronkonkoma.  NY 
11779 

Mary  P  Usis 

1  Hiawatha  Lane 
Setauket.  NY  11733 

' 

392  Central  Islip 

Barbara  J  Schuiz 

Marisa  D  Styron 

Boulevard 

Kevin  M  Weiman 

' 

28  Drake  Lane 

154  Shady  Lane 

Ronkonkoma.  NY  11779 

132  Rhode  Island  A  venue 

Kings  Park.  NY  11754 

Smithtown.  NY  11787 

Bay  Shore.  NY  11706 

Jean  Vann 

I 

Mary  M  Shiels 

Eileen  Sullivan 

8  Richard  Place 

Debra  L  Weissel 

207  Eighth  Street 

26  Harvest  Lane 

Lake  Ronkonkoma.  NY 

P.O.  Box  50 

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Holtsville.  NY  11742 

West  Islip.  NY  11795 

11779 

Shirley.  NY  11967 

Lynn  Sieber 

Eileen  M  Szajkowski 

Amy  Vanston 

Mary  Susan  Whitehead 

191  Oak  Avenue 

28  Queen  Anne  Place 

73  Joseph  Street 

19  Ember  Lane 

Flanders.  NY  II90I 

Hauppauge.  NY  11788 

Sayville.  NY  11782 

West  Islip.  NY  11795 

Elizabeth  Slabowski 

Candace  A  Thompsett 

Peter  (Prisco)  Vardaro 

Karen  E  Williams 

25  9th  Avenue 

120  Smith  A  venue 

3  Biscayne  Drive 

215  Lowell  Road 

Brentwood.  NY  II7I7 

Islip,  NY  II75I 

Mt.  Sinai,  NY  11766 

Sayville.  NY  11782 

Joanne  M  Small 

Kim  M  Thompson 

Traci  E  Vicente 

Rosann  Wolf 

12  Fransal  Court 

250  Jamaica  A  venue 

30  Mackay  Drive 

15  Mount  Rainier  Avenue 

Northport.  NY  11768 

Medford.  NY  11763 

Hauppauge.  NY  11788 

Farmingville.  NY  11738 

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TAKE  TIME  TO  REMEMBER 


Take  time  to  remember 

It  is  the  refuge  for  experience 

Take  time  to  anticipate 

It  is  the  dream  of  the  future 

Take  time  to  search 

It  is  the  source  to  new  discoveries 

Take  time  to  pursue  ideas 

It  is  the  course  to  a  better  tomorrow 

Take  time  to  give 

It  is  too  short  a  day  to  be  selfish 

Take  time  to  compete 

It  is  the  chance  to  show  your  true  self 

Take  time  to  laugh 

It  is  the  music  of  the  soul 

Take  time  to  be  friendly 

It  is  the  road  to  happiness 

Take  time  to  pray 

It  is  the  greatest  power  on  earth 

Make  each  day  the  best  day  of  the  year. 

For  tomorrow  is  not  here  yet. 

Yesterday  is  gone. 

And  the  present  is  almost  around  the  corner. 

Make  the  most  of  your  happiness  now 

So  time  can  make  today 

One  of  the  best  memories  for  tomorrow. 


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California  Girls 


Oh,  go  away! 


Leave  me  alone,  I'm  meditating. 


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No  applause,  just  throw  moneyl 


Hey,  are  you  going  to  Spanky's  Sunday? 


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FRIEND,  YOU  ARE 


MORE  A  PART 


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THAN  MYSELF 


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We  opened  a  book  .  .  .  once. 


If  I  say  it's  art — it's  art! 


Bosom  buddies 


Patchogue's  Pres.  pensively  posed 


Negative  images??? 


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Class 

Of 

86 

FELICE'S  CHEVRON 

219  W.  Main  St 

Patchogue,  N,Y. 

11772 


We  Are  Proud  To  Have 
Known  You! 


Congratulations 


Diane  Romanzil 


ALL-DENT  CERAMIC  STUDIOS,  INC. 

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New  Hyde  Park 

328-1811 


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Your  Hard  Work  And 

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Off.  May  Your  Future 

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Enjoy  Your  Lessons 

As  Much  As  We  Have. 

Congratulations! 

May  God  Bless  You 

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YOUR 

FAMILY,  ANNE,  ELEANOR 

MICHELE  S  DAD 


Congra  tulations 

To  The  Class 

Of  86 

THE  DIVISION  OF 
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Of  '86' 

DICK  AND  JEFF  MAYER 


Congratulations 

Chris,  Ann  Marie  S  Diane 

Wishing  You  A  Great 

Future 

Love 

MOM  3  DAD 


Angela  Dieppa 

As  We  Look  Back 

Over  The  Years 

Were  Trying  Hard 

To  Fight  The  Tears 

Not  Tears  Of  Sorrow 

Nor  Tears  Of  Pain 

But  Tears  For  All 

The  Love  We  Gained 

You  Mean  Much  More 

Then  Words  Can  Say 

"Thanks  Ang" 

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PATOHOGUE.  N.  Y.  11772 


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Class  Of  86 

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Our  Graduate 

We  All  Love  You 
NINA.  SUE,  PETE, 

MOM, 

DAD,  AMANDA, 

MICHAEL 


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An  open  letter  to  our  daughter  Stacie-Anri: 
And  my  sister,  Stacie-Ann: 

And  my  grandaughter  Stacie-Ann: 
And  my  niece,  Stacie-Ann: 

How  proud  we  all  are  of  you  today,  this  special  day  of  your  graduation  from  Collegelll 
We've  all  been  through  your  studies,  successes  and  sports  with  you,  even  when  you  were 
attending  College  in  Florida.  Since  you  first  started  elementary  school,  right  through  Junior 
High,  High  School  and  your  three  colleges,  we've  all  been  so  very  proud  of  youll  Because, 
you  have  never  let  us  down.   You've  always  given  100%  of  yourself  with  your  efforts  and 
the  results  have  always  been  proven  by  your  final  results.   Your  marks  bear  witness  to  the 
fact  of  how  hard  you  try  along  with  your  music  and  athletic  achievement,  especially  with 
the  Volleyball  bear  the  mark  of  a  true  champion  competitor. 

We  know  how  frustating  it  can  get  at  times,  the  routine,  the  studying,  the  practices,  etc. 
But,  today  is  the  end  result,  the  fruit  of  your  labors  and  we  all  want  to  thank  you  for 
making  it  happen  and  for  having  us  share  in  it  with  you. 

God  bless  you  always,  our  darling  and  know  how  very  much  we  all  love  you 

Thank  you  Stacie. 

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STUDENTS  IN  TRANSITION 


Congra  tula  t  ions 
Class  Of  '86 

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What  more  could  I 

Ask  of  you 

Than  what  you  have 

Already  given: 

Your  laughter  and  dreams 

And  worries  and  schemes 

In  a  word: 

Yourself. 

Your  friendship  is 

The  best  gift 

I  could  ask 

Because  it  will 

Never  grow  old. 

Never  fade. 

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REMEMBER  WHEN 

Georgette  Mane  Bancroft...  Wi?  be^an  as  treshnwn  4  years  ago?  1986  seemed  centuries  a»ay.  Well,  it  has  arrived  and  we  are  through.  I  pray  Jesus'  blessings 
over  the  class  of  'S6  and  I  thank  Him  for  good  friends  and  great  fun.   When  times  get  hard,  remember  that  Jesus  is  always  a  help  in  times  of  trouble. 

Leslie  J.  Hauer...They  told  you  the  course  you  needed  for  graduation  would  he  offered  next  semester. ..then  it  wasn't 

Susan  Braiiy  ...All  the  times  we  smiled  at  nothing  and  lauglied  at  everything  and  the  times  I  lied  and  you  would  swear  to  it.  Thanks  for  being  there  and  for  be- 
ing the  most  special  friend  anyone  could  he.   You're  welcome  to  share  my  rainbow  anytime,  Sweetiel  (Anna) 

Gerald  Ceslare,../  will  always  remember  trips  to  BO,  Mickey  D's,  Wendy 's,  bagel  runs,  Florida,  A  Greece  and  Rome  tour,  bu  bunk  bed  ladders  and  colanders. 
King  Kans,  "not  being  fresh  but  being  very  nice."  "greater  honer,"  Atlantic  City,  Prince,  Bruce,  and  Sting,  Tap  dancing  bag  ladies  and  mobile  homes,"  pre- 
party  parties  and  post  party  parties,  broken  ankles  and  Halloween  Bashes,  Candlewood  Lake  and  large  tube-like  things,  a  surprise  Jlst  birthday  party,  being 
the  king  of  Valentine  Dance.  Florida  hair.  Youth  Focus  retreats,  racing  someone's  duece  and  a  quarter  down  Jericho  Turnpike  in  my  Trans  Am.  being  tortured 
in  a  friend's  pool,  watching  a  friend  fall  down  the  steps  S  times  in  one  week.  Dimensions.  Manhattans.  "Dern"  Diner.  Drive  Ins.  Friendly  s.  and  tailgate  par- 
lies, seeing  an  army  guy  at  Waves,  breaking  a  Disk  Camera.  "Gold  Stars. "  throwing  up  in  every  state  from  Florida  to  New  York,  turning  a  friend  upside  down, 
throwing  her  in  the  elevator  and  sending  her  to  third  floor,  and  being  elected  President  for  two  terms  (I  must  have  done  it  for  my  resume!),  and  the  best  four 
years  of  my  lilelll 

Linda  Costa. ..Hurricane  Gloria  hit  and  St.  Joseph's  College  was  the  only  one  open.  It  was  High  School  Graduation  and  you  thought  you'd  never  make  the  next 
four  years  of  college    You  gave  your  first  oral  report. ..Ahll  Remember  when  you  first  started  to  believe  that  you  were  really  going  to  graduatelll 

Robert  DeirAquila...Sf.  Joseph's  College  closed  down  because  of  the  monstrous  snowstorm /'...Neither  do  I. 

Deborah  Epstein...  The  blizzard  of  '84  struck  and  we  hiked  over  to  the  "G.R. "?  We  stomped  through  trails  just  to  have  ourselves  an  evening  outi  Well,  it  was 
worth  it,  wet,  cold,  and  hungry. ..We  have  a  memoryll 

Ann-Mane  Dieztah  Our  not  so  serious  but  always  funny  kickline  those  "Thursday  nights,  always  dancing.  Mom.  Dad  and  my  wonderful  family  always  being 
there  for  me,  Charlie's  love  and  security,  my  very  special  tyoist-M.F.,  the  valuable  things  I've  learned,  crazy  times  I've  had,  and  the  changes  I've  been 
through  and  most  of  all  the  special  friends  whom  I've  had  by  my  side  through  it  all  ■  "together  forever  ",  and  to  get  through  the  rough  times  always 
remembering  to    "It  just  doesn't  matterl"  Thanks  to  All. 

Donna  F  lore:  We  first  met  and  had  to  contend  with  the  problems  of  what  others  would  think.  All  the  laughs  and  good  times  we  shared  with  our  friends.  I  hope 
you  remember,  because  having  you  only  made  me  realize  how  luck  y  I  was,  and  how  much  I  valued  the  love  and  fun  I've  shared  with  my  friends  all  these  years. 
I  will  remember  how  special  you  made  these  years! 

Albert  A.  Guerra:  Bob  showed  off  his  massive  right  peck.  I  did  theory  2.  the  1200  feedings,  study  groups  would  turn  into  party  groups,  we  used  the  terms  "the 
air  is  stiff"  and  "D's  count  ",  Finally  all  the  good  times  in  the  cafe.,  Janece's  Jotter  office  and  St.  Joseph's  College. 

Claire  Logan;  Mrs.  Stone  laughed  at  John  Cassera's  slide  during  an  examl.  J.J.  fell  off  his  chair  during  a  histo  examt,  J.J.  got  results.  In  physics,  Chris  C.  had 
modified  jelly  donuts,  there  was  a  fire  in  general  chemistry.  Pete  went  swimming  at  the  docks.  Pete  and  J.J.  bartended?  Great  words  like  "spleen,  reflex. 
Grignarel.  Seminar  ". 

Mary  Lee  PretO:   We  used  to  think  that  everyone  who  had  already  graduated  from  college  was  "'so  old". 

Christine  A.  Marco:  /  got  lost  going  to  Harrod's  one  hour  before  the  play. ..Connie  and  I  wore  the  same  outfits  to  school  2  days  in  a  row. ..On  the  night  of  our 
accident  Diane  said  to  the  police  officer.  Now  you  know  what  we  look  like  when  we  get  out  of  the  shower..., "  Passing  Oreo  cookies  between  the  cars  with  a 
total  stranger  while  driving  home  3  he  offered  us  some  coffee. 

Genine  Marie  Trama:  /  was  younger  and  very  unsure  of  myself?  You  told  me  not  to  worry,  with  time  would  come  self-confidence,  when  I  admitted  my  fear  of 
failure?  You  told  to  trust  in  my  talents  and  abilities,  they  would  never  let  me  down,  when  I  thought  I  was  just  another  student?  You  reminded  me  of  the 
friendship  we've  built  the  years.  Thank  you  if  I  ever  get  to  where  my  dream  is  I'll  rememver  it  was  you  who  pushed  me  in  the  right  direction. 

Prisco  Vadero:  Coaching  the  greatest  team  ever.  The  fun  of  the  Softball  team,  with  the  best  guys  a  coach  could  ask  for,  is  something  I'll  never  forget.  Thanks 
guys  for  two  terrific  seasons,  and  thanks  to  the  rowdy  fans  who  supported  us.  Let's  GO  METSI 

Christine  Velez:  Keith  remember  when  I  bit  your  boobie,  Laura  and  Sue  remember  when  we  revealed  our  first  impressions. I 

Traci  E.  Vicente:  The  LIP-CLIOUE  came  into  existence,  if  he  only  knew,  we  waited  for  that  knight  in  shining  armor  and  he  never  showed  up.  Mom  and  Dad, 
Thanks  for  all  your  love  and  support,  I  never  thought  I'd  make  it! 

Anna  Vinicombc:  We  wanted  to  study  in  Michael's  apt.  and  we  couldn  't  figure  out  how  to  turn  on  the  lights,  when  you  went  to  get  your  blow  dryer  out  of  the 
closet,  and  when  we  went  to  the  beach  and  fell  off  the  fence.  Always  remember  the  cruise  &  our  glasses  on  the  bottom  of  Caribbean  Sea. 


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